Part of wider tourism strategy | Continue reading
Inflation has been low but manufacturers continue to implement ‘stealthy’ price rises by making packets smaller, research finds | Continue reading
Proponents say controversial procedure could pave way to immortality | Continue reading
Vanishing, bright stars likely to be from 'natural, if somewhat extreme, astrophysical sources', say astronomers – but could change our understanding of the universe whatever they are | Continue reading
‘It was going from like 50,000 feet to 100 feet in like seconds, which is not possible’ | Continue reading
Ten centres ‘planned’ across northeastern state after national register published | Continue reading
Researchers urge users to update app to latest version immediately to protect against 'powerful weapon' | Continue reading
Prime minister Scott Morrison accused of ‘deafening silence’ over climate crisis as dangerous temperatures affect almost entire continent | Continue reading
‘It would have been even nicer if you had also reported how friendly and competently our team served you at your seat in first class,’ Deutsche Bahn hits back after teen forced to sit on floor | Continue reading
Pack possessions, kiss loved ones goodbye and inform HMRC (or stay and try to help make things better) | Continue reading
Comedians, crying ‘free speech’ isn’t good enough – hate crime laws should apply to all of us | Continue reading
Researchers hope to use chimera animals to help grow human organs for transplantation | Continue reading
Newly-launched think tank aims to promote peace and the use of diplomacy over military force in a town where few institutions challenge the war industry | Continue reading
Chris Long’s sheriff’s office colleagues have been using him as a human guinea pig, writes Heather Murphy | Continue reading
American ambassador to Denmark objects to presence of academic who has made negative comments about president | Continue reading
'We're not built to survive on any other planet than this one. We'd better spend our time and energy trying to fix it,' says scientist | Continue reading
US company will be able to access all ‘healthcare information, including without limitation symptoms, causes, and definitions’ | Continue reading
Viral app's 'lighthearted fun comes at a heavy cost' | Continue reading
People woken as loud explosion causes windows to shake in parts of southeast | Continue reading
'I’m not dying, I’m transforming. Oh, how I love science' | Continue reading
Money intended to benefit small farmers and rural communities is being funnelled into the pockets of the extremely wealthy | Continue reading
‘Conspicuously small’ intruders reportedly cut electricity to vault before breaking through window | Continue reading
New observations give unprecedented view of galactic neighbour | Continue reading
'Online discounts for criminals are an excellent opportunity for site operators to increase sales and attract new buyers,' researcher says | Continue reading
Pavel Durov claims 'it's very unlikely that anyone can accidentally commit major security errors, conveniently suitable for surveillance, on a regular basis' | Continue reading
Let's extend the logic which says that tobacco advertising is morally unsustainable and apply it to other products | Continue reading
Internet watchdogs describe it as 'the largest internet shutdown ever observed' | Continue reading
But extraterrestrial beings likely to habit very different star systems, very far away, researchers say | Continue reading
‘When your landlord fails to fix the leak in the ceiling it’s bad enough. When they literally sell the daylight coming through your window to Apple, you know the system is against you’ | Continue reading
The new ambassador to Switzerland took her oath of office on an e-reader instead of the traditional text | Continue reading
In an exclusive interview, Apple's marketing chief explains how the latest 16-inch device was built in response to intense feedback on its keyboard and approach | Continue reading
'Brexit made it too risky to put a Gigafactory in the UK' | Continue reading
Researchers say they have discovered the ‘Goldilocks’ zone’ where people learn the fastest | Continue reading
Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that plays a role in how we feel pleasure | Continue reading
Jet belongs to Spanish airline but is painted in SkyTeam colours | Continue reading
‘We call it an artificial leaf because it mimics real leaves and the process of photosynthesis’ | Continue reading
'Each successive mission advances our nation's space capabilities,' says Air Force, without explaining how | Continue reading
Workers could also end up with varicose veins, rotund stomachs and dry, red eyes | Continue reading
US officials conduct 'war games' every few years to test the risks of nuclear war. Every hot situation ends up with a pragmatic solution except one: India and Pakistan | Continue reading
Cryptocurrency addresses analysed by The Independent reveal that some people sent more then $6,000 to the scammers | Continue reading
Gordon MacMillan is a volunteer in the 77th Brigade | Continue reading
'India’s solar tariffs have literally been free falling in recent months' | Continue reading
Experts believe ancient remains show someone with extensive dental and joint disease | Continue reading
Some 1.7 million metric tons of carbon released by ice melt during winter – twice as high as previous estimates | Continue reading
‘I said to myself that if I was already fated to die, at least I was going to try to escape,’ survivor says | Continue reading