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RFID is an affordable technology that is helping restaurants and bars transform how they operate. With a multitude of different applications, it can improve everything from inventory tracking to customer service. What’s more, the highly valuable data it produces can be used to make significant improvements in the running of the business, cutting costs and increasing productivity. Here are some of its major benefits. Better inventory tracking Inventory tracking is essential for restaurants and bars, it ensures that they do...

Presenter Iain Lee saved a man's life on air after he called to say he overdosed. He has been credited with helping save a suicidal man's life by keeping him on the phone for 30 minutes until an ambulance arrived. The man, identified only as Chris, called during Lee's talkRADIO show on Wednesday and said he had taken an overdose. Listen here 

Scottish scientists have created cells resistant to the devastating neurological condition - offering hope of restoring normal movement and balance

Skincare creams have been classified as a fire hazard after they contributed to the deaths of ten people in three years.

Researchers found those who got their heart pumping with regular 35 minute bouts of exercise scored much better in thinking tests

The device - as thin as a human hair - enables surgeons to avoid piercing vessels that could cause a life-threatening bleed.

Despite the 3.2% decline in footfall in November—the lowest November shopping figures since 2008—t’s not all doom and gloom for the British highstreet. Brands are constantly evolving the retail experience in order to attract consumers and entice shoppers back to their stores, and there promises to be some very exciting developments on the horizon. In this piece, we’ll look at the three retail trends to look out for in 2019. Personalisation With more stores than ever offering consumers a personalised...

Lucy Hutton beat 4,700 other photographs after entering 'Solitario George', as he is called in Spanish, into the new human impact on animals category.

Carrots are not part of a Reindeers natural diet and they could even struggle to digest them, an expert has revealed ahead of Christmas. The mythical animals only have a bottom row of teeth and, contrary to popular believe, are unable to eat carrots. Brits will leave out some 3,063 tonnes of carrots this year as Santa makes his rounds across the country, but a campaign has been launched to encourage us to leave out more reindeer friendly ingredients. 'Reindeer Whisperer' Phil...