Researchers have been unable to explain why the unusual dark spots are there | Continue reading
Young French driver succumbed to injuries sustained in a high-speed accident on the second lap of the Formula Two feature race at Spa-Francorchamps | Continue reading
The devices are a cause of, and remedy from, the high-anxiety precarious life under late capitalism – and are rewiring our brains to resemble computers | Continue reading
Species is disappearing from Bay of Islands because humans are ‘loving them too much’ | Continue reading
Opponents of no-deal Brexit denounce the move as a 'coup' by the prime minister | Continue reading
Far-right president Bolsonaro's response to fires criticised around the world | Continue reading
'The malignant affect this presidency has had ... is absolutely chilling,' James Dyer says | Continue reading
Study finds lead, cadmium and even arsenic in many plastic toys from the period | Continue reading
These bibliophiles say a book is far more than just an object | Continue reading
Archaeologists discover building possibly used by high-ranking chieftains in 10th century | Continue reading
New law comes into force as survey finds majority of British parents would support similar legislation in the UK | Continue reading
'I think smartphone makers are going to have to go back to the drawing board,' a security researcher warns | Continue reading
New home secretary wants border restrictions imposed immediately on 31 October – despite warnings of people trapped in legal limbo | Continue reading
WWF calls on world leaders to declare planetary emergency as ‘natural ally in climate fight being killed’ | Continue reading
Obituary makes no mention of slain sister, or other eight victims of Dayton shooting | Continue reading
‘Is this some kind of joke?! What’s next, #knifefree watermelons?’ | Continue reading
Recommendations also include abolishing personal allowance of income tax to make direct payouts to consumers, and frontloading green investment | Continue reading
‘It’s like we were just a piece of meat,’ says Gulbahar Jalilova | Continue reading
Norwegian Dreamliner heading to Los Angeles started shedding eight-inch metal fragments - which smashed into homes and cars below | Continue reading
Baghdad offers a troubling glimpse into a future where only the wealthy are equipped to escape the effects of climate change, Richard Hall writes | Continue reading
Previously unknown webs of stars are more spectacular than our own, say researchers | Continue reading
'Gruesome and grisly video games' must be discouraged, says president | Continue reading
As thousands descend once again on Woodstock for its 50th anniversary festival, resident Sunshine Flint explains why it remains the most famous small town in America | Continue reading
Half of ice sheet's surface thought to be melting as African plume that baked Britain now blasts the Arctic | Continue reading
'We have discovered something more important even than the Terracotta Army,' says Chinese archaeologist | Continue reading
Supporters say research could be vital first step towards growing organs that can then be transplanted into people in need | Continue reading
Device mimics natural electric signals in human eyeball | Continue reading
The young Hongkongers planning to protest again tomorrow are not stereotypical hard-bitten agitators, but they are idealistic and desperate | Continue reading
The effort is inspired by late philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen | Continue reading
'Belmont will create a forward-thinking community with a communication and infrastructure spine that embraces cutting-edge technology' | Continue reading
New high comes as heatwave sweeps across Europe | Continue reading
You may have had your suspicions too, and thought you had no way of proving them. But a simple data request can reveal the obstacles placed in your path | Continue reading
Extraordinary undersea video reveals the maritime realities of the early 16th century | Continue reading
Zookeepers say the stereotypical food actually makes monkeys more aggressive, rots their teeth and can lead to diabetes | Continue reading
Preliminary approval has been granted for 38 trademarks which raises further questions about conflicts of interest | Continue reading
Any parents found to have carried out female foeticide will face legal action, district magistrate says | Continue reading
SpaceX test track set to be extended to 10km for next year's competition for even faster speeds | Continue reading
‘Amazing figures’ highlight consistency of wind energy in Scotland, say campaigners | Continue reading
Handsets let people play against those standing on the other side of the street | Continue reading
Three men say they were inspired to enter space race by watching moon landing | Continue reading
Officials fear deadly radioactivity could seep into earth if another high-magnitude quake strikes Nevada desert | Continue reading
App provokes shock with pictures – and concern about what they could be used for | Continue reading
Tourists can now clamber down 79m tunnel of ancient structure built for King Sneferu | Continue reading
New study rewrites two decades of research and author says we are 'beyond point of no return' | Continue reading
Wiping out animals could mean 7 per cent more carbon released but conserving them would be worth £34bn in CO2 storage, study finds | Continue reading
Pictures from the aircraft factory show that the grounded jet is now called the 737 8200 | Continue reading