All major UK networks suffer issues | Continue reading
'Never before in history has France had to take such exceptional measures in a time of peace,' French president says | Continue reading
In an era of high-tech and climate extremes, this book examines the design movement building on indigenous philosophy | Continue reading
People allowed out of homes only for work, food shopping and helping others | Continue reading
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French president addresses country in televised announcement | Continue reading
He spent earnings on Doritos, mother claims | Continue reading
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Entire country is in state of quarantine over virus | Continue reading
Preliminary talks come amid criticism of Donald Trump’s handling of the crisis | Continue reading
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We can call it a bridge, we can call it a tunnel, we can call it a strawberry blancmange and it remains the same. It will never convey people from one side of it to the other | Continue reading
At least 80,000 Uighurs working across 27 Chinese factories that supply some of biggest brand names in the world | Continue reading
At least 80,000 Uighurs working across 27 Chinese factories that supply some of biggest brand names in the world | Continue reading
Catalogue of 68 billion tunes contains 'every melody that's ever existed and ever can exist' | Continue reading
‘This is the first time I have seen such a dramatic drop-off over such a wide area for a specific event,’ says Nasa scientist | Continue reading
Whale named Riptide in poor health, say concerned conservationists | Continue reading
Users are warned to be aware of what is happening in their groups | Continue reading
Only 20 per cent of our health in old age is genetic | Continue reading
Experts say the drop not permanent but outbreak highlights how ‘vulnerable’ society is | Continue reading
WikiLeaks founder's health in 'rapid decline', raising concerns about fitness to stand trial | Continue reading
Peter Kwan developed ‘Teefax’ after original teletext service was shut down in 2012 | Continue reading
Global failure to tackle emissions may mean ‘extreme’ infrastructure project is needed to save cities from submersion, scientists warn | Continue reading
'This is exciting research' | Continue reading
New technology could allow us to 'work our way towards uncovering the greatest mystery of modern physics', says scientist | Continue reading
Hold still. This creature was recorded going 2,569 days without moving | Continue reading
An Amazon employee will accomany the autonomous machines at first to ensure they can safely navigate around pedestrians and pets | Continue reading
It is reported five people died in the tragic incident in Calabasas | Continue reading
Discovery 'turns upside down what most researchers have believed,' says one of researchers | Continue reading
Thousands of tonnes of radioactive materials could be used to power everything from pacemakers to spacecraft | Continue reading
Digital services levy due to be imposed on web-based firms like Facebook and Amazon from April | Continue reading
Ghent Altarpiece by Jan and Hubert Van Eyck sees major transformation | Continue reading
Many groomed children do not realised they are being abused, warns charity | Continue reading
New type of T-Cells can recognise and kill most types of cancer | Continue reading
Bodies now typically cooler than textbook 37C first established 150 years ago, experts say | Continue reading
'They’ve bulldozed competition, used our private information for profit, and tilted the playing field against everyone else,' argued Elizabeth Warren | Continue reading
'They're neither a traditional robot nor a known species of animal,' says creator. 'It's a new class of artifact: a living, programmable organism' | Continue reading
Distant body is nearly seven times larger than Earth and orbits two suns | Continue reading
Faint star will fall into a 'death spiral' that will cause a glow visible from Earth | Continue reading
The specialist unit will be dedicated solely to offensive action to combat security threats, extremism, hackers, disinformation and election interference | Continue reading
After two decades of trying, the director and former Monty Python member has finally managed to make ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’. But he’d rather talk to Alexandra Pollard about #MeToo, the trials of being a white man, and why he’s decided to become a ‘black lesbian in trans … | Continue reading
High-tech demonstration part of growing trend to find alternatives to fireworks | Continue reading
‘There is such a big area now that is still on fire and still burning that we will probably never find the [animals’] bodies,’ says ecologist | Continue reading
The Hagoromo Fulltouch Chalk was known as the 'Rolls Royce' of chalk | Continue reading
Artificial intelligence competition previously dominated by US tech giants | Continue reading
‘Clinically reassuring’ results boost development of psychoactive ingredient as depression treatment, researcher says | Continue reading