1. The Chocolate 3D Printer University of Exeter researchers have developed a 3D printer that prints in chocolate. Existing techniques of 3D printing uses plastic and metal are already in use in the design industry. This latest adaptation prints layers of chocolate as opposed to ink or plastic. Although still a prototype, several large retailers have already expressed interest in taking on the device.


2. Theresa May Shows What She’s Made Of


Whilst pressure mounts on the Prime Minister and top police officers continue to fall on their swords, the Home Secretary Theresa May has been a picture of calmness and clarity, raising suggestions she may be a potential future ‘Iron Lady’.


3. The All Seeing: EyeSee360 EyeSee360, a US-based technology start-up with an office in the UK has completed the world’s first 360° live broadcast of NASCAR with Turner Broadcasting. In 2011, they will bring this next-generation video technology to the public with the release of the GoPano Micro iPhone optic, mobile app and GoPano.TV, a YouTube-like site for 360° content.


4. Spotify Takes On the US Spotify has finally made it’s long-awaited US debut. With the massive scale of the US music industry the move is seen as a critical litmus test for whether another European digital service can finally crack the American market.


5. HRH The Duke of York Many will have been disappointed but not surprised to read that Prince Andrew, the UK’s “special representative” for Trade and Investment has announced he is standing down. He is expected to continue working in various roles championing Britain’s business interests. Stats from 2010/11 show just how involved he has been, visiting 15 countries and carrying out over 450 trade-related engagements.


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