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Nusantara, carved into the rainforest of East Kalimantan, was designed to hold 1.2 million people by 2029. About 10,000 have moved in. The roads are wide and open.
New guidance tells local transport authorities to fine bus passengers up to £100 for nuisance behaviour. Train operators can already charge up to £1,000 for much the same thing.
Microsoft has ended its involvement in the Loughton supercomputer. Nscale says it remains committed to the site and is exploring alternative power sources.
The MMX spacecraft leaves Tanegashima early on Tuesday and reaches Phobos in August 2027. Its capsule is due in the South Australian desert in 2031.
The electric show car was demonstrated in California with a claimed top speed of 383mph and 0-60mph in 0.8 seconds. The pipes at the back are not for combustion gases.
Real Sociedad came from behind to win 2-1 at Zubieta on Sunday, ending a 45-game unbeaten run that began last November.
The five span 32 years and include chassis raced by Gerhard Berger, Jenson Button and Lando Norris. The most modern was taken to 317km/h at Austin by Brad Pitt.
High pressure has steered Atlantic lows away from the UK since the naming season began in September. The Met Office expects a wetter, windier end to the autumn.
A Florida judge refused to transfer a pirate streaming site's domains on the grounds that an injunction must be narrowly tailored. The remedy she chose instead is page by page.