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The i-Pad mini was the must-have Christmas gadget in 2012 but next year Santa may be delivering the i-Watch.

Rumors of the space-age device, began picking up speed when Apple announced the square 2010 iPod nano and Steve Jobs quipped that board members wanted to wear them as watches.

There was immediate speculation that a new, light, wearable device would soon follow.

Now, reports from China, where Apple manufactures most of its products, suggest the iWatch could go on sale next summer.

The i-Watch will reportedly allow users to send and receive email, texts...

Yet more heavy rain is forecast for the next few days across the South West. The Met Office says we are in for a mixture of blustery showers, gales and a risk of more flooding. Meanwhile, anyone hoping that 2013 will bring an end to the wet and miserable weather will be sadly mistaken. The first week of January will continue largely unsettled and often windy, with occasionally heavy bands of rain crossing the UK, separated by clearer but more showery interludes. Western and southwestern parts are considered most likely to see the heaviest rain with temperatures near or just below average to...

(Newspoint) Despite a significant demise of support the far-right group the English Defence League have announced plans to protest in Cambridge. Police and the local council have announced that they are preparing for a march on February 23rd, and intend to ensure the least disruption for the people of the city.

A counter demonstrations has already been planned by Unite Against Fascism, who hold opposition rallies at almost all of the EDL's meets.

Cllr Rod Cantrill, city council executive councillor for public places said: “We, in Cambridge made it quite clear last year that...

Sleeping away from the family home is linked to health risks for badgers, new research by the University of Exeter and the Food and Environment Research Agency (Fera) has revealed.

Scientists found that badgers which strayed away from the family burrow in favour of sleeping in outlying dens were more likely to carry TB.

The 12-month study of 40 wild badgers was funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and could have implications for the management of bovine TB in parts of the UK.

The behaviour of individual animals is thought to be a...