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Amateur footage shot by a passer-by on the ground has shown the moment a stricken British Airways plane with smoke billowing from an engine was forced into an emergency landing at Heathrow.

Google is using computer vision and machine learning
to teach its image search software to hunt for concepts in
your photos.

To use the function type the prefix ”my photos of” in
the search box while signed in to your Google account followed by
the subject of the photo you are searching for — in our pictured
example it’s “my photos of taxidermy”.

By: Philippa Warr, Edited by: Liat

Details of another exciting session has been announced for Wired
Money on 1 July. The new talents of tomorrow will be making their
case in the Startup Pitch Room.

Emerging and established entrepreneurs will be presenting their
ideas in a quickfire pitch-a-thon. It’s going to be a sneak peak of
the latest disruptive technologies and trends to threaten
incumbents and democratise finance.

By: Wired.co.uk

Leon Osman has snubbed interest from Tottenham to sign a new contract at Everton. The 32-year-old, who has spent his whole career at Goodison Park, had reportedly turned down the offer of a new deal earlier in the season and seemed likely to leave.

EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks have come under fire due to the unhealthy nature of their characters’ lifestyles – with Emmerdale cited as one of the worst

Manchester City have warned in-coming manager Manuel Pellegrini he will need to win a trophy every season or risk being sacked.

An advert in today’s Metro has confirmed that Sony’s new console will be released in Europe this year, despite rumours it might be

She may have a boyfriend but that didn’t stop Niall Horan from inviting Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson over to his place for the

The BBC has developed a reactive radio capable of altering
broadcast scripts depending on your location and
surroundings.

The Perceptive Radio is a project by the BBC’s Future Media
research and development arm and utilises information about your
geographical location and ambient listening conditions to tweak the
radio experience.

By: Philippa Warr, Edited by: Ian

An investigation is underway after a British Airways plane was forced to make an emergency landing at Heathrow airport this morning.

According to the chief technology officer of EA the Xbox One is a generation ahead of current PC tech, something other LinkedIn users disagree

With Andy Murray out of the French Open, Britain has no interest in the men’s singles at Roland Garros – but Laura Robson can shine in the women’s draw

With Bayern Munich set to take on Bundesliga rivals Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final at Wembley on Saturday, Metro Sport runs the rule over both line-ups and selects our dream

Children who access pornography are more likely to have sex at a younger age and engage in risky sexual behaviour, a report has

Help For Heroes saw its website crash as thousands logged on to buy T-shirts after the brutal street murder of Drummer Lee

Christian Benteke says he is interested in a move to Arsenal this summer and has warned Aston Villa that they are powerless to stop him leaving.

A dramatic video has emerged of the moment two men suspected of brutally murdering Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich charged at the first police to arrive at the scene.

After being on the receiving end of more Champions League final heartbreak at the hands of a Premier League team, you would think Bayern Munich fans would want nothing to do with Chelsea ahead of Saturday’s Wembley final with Borussia Dortmund. But that appears not to be the case after it emerged the German club’s supporters head to Wembley having developed something of an obsession with the Blues.

This fascinating compilation assembles ten largely instrumental synth-pop pieces recorded in early 1980s Romania by Rodion Ladislau

Ken Jeong, 43, is a doctor and actor best-known for his role as Mr Chow in The Hangover and is now back in Part III of the popular comedy

Lissom-limbed, dreamily topless girls puffing Gitanes and arguing life and art with bed-headed boys – this is exactly what you’d expect of a French art-house

If you loved The Hangover but loathed its nastier, cruder, non-hilarious sequel – apart from that quite amusing monkey – you’d be right to approach this threequel with

Are you bored of inane Twitter updates from people you don’t really know? Wouldn’t you rather hear from something that you see every day, like your home? Metro talks to the British technologist who has turned his house into a tweeting

TV review: Scott & Bailey may have strayed from its winning path but it was back to its best for the