Women’s World Cup heralds most high-tech final
Plus! Pig-to-human kidney swap & British Museum huge theft
Tech and Science Daily | The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
August 17, 20236m 58s
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Show Notes
Ahead of England’s history-making Women’s World Cup final against Spain, we’re joined by Evening Standard football writer Simon Collings, who reports from Sydney on the evolution of match technology. Pig kidneys ‘worked in human for week’ at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Eating vegetables ‘could help ease lung illness’.
Also in this episode:
- British Museum probes theft of 3,000 ancient artefacts
- LG 27-inch StanbyME Go tablet needs its own suitcase
- Rooting for contestants at Tree of the Year awards
- Xbox driver-style penalty points for bullying
- Women’s rugby players use boot laces to save crash victims.
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