Customers threaten to leave unless host, who claimed Sandy Hook was a hoax, is removed | Continue reading
We will 'need technologies well beyond our current grasp' if we plan to move to the red planet, a new study has found | Continue reading
Fresh trial in Stratford results in no one being stopped and zero arrests | Continue reading
'This is a professional grade piece of military hardware' | Continue reading
You can’t ask me that! Continuing her series tackling socially unacceptable questions, Christine Manby explores our obsession with getting an immediate text back | Continue reading
Toxoplasma gondii known to invade the brain and may cause personality changes associated with risk-taking | Continue reading
The 1972 Act which took the UK into the common market will not be repealed the end of 2020 - not next March, as prime minister pledged | Continue reading
Members of the London Taxi Drivers' Association (LTDA) exploring legal action against ride-hailing firm | Continue reading
Gold-rush style excitement as researchers scramble into aircraft and fly drones to find the outlines of previously hidden remains before the rain makes them disappear again | Continue reading
The survey of 2,000 workers also revealed 37 per cent have attributed a headache to excessive screen time | Continue reading
UK has seen just 47mm of rainfall between 1 June to 16 July | Continue reading
Google controls the duck.com web address, meaning users searching for its rival DuckDuckGo are diverted back to Google | Continue reading
Uuganaa Ramsay explores how the proud name of her people came to be used as an offensive term, and not just for those - like her son - with Down’s Syndrome | Continue reading
Sister of women who helped plan 1978 Jonestown massacre says she is disheartened by how casually the word is used | Continue reading
Newly described period began with enormous drought 4,200 years ago | Continue reading
All the work and none of the glory? Or just another job? Art technicians, and the artists who rely on them, open up about what goes on behind-the-scenes in the studio | Continue reading
The book was developed by Taiwanese entrepreneur ShaoLan Hsueh and uses fun, eye-catching designs help people memorise each character | Continue reading
'This is the most beautiful and satisfactory explanation of creation to which I ever listened' | Continue reading
'The expectation was that we'd have 50 years to plan for it. We don't have 50 years' | Continue reading
'Bet ya a signed dollar it's true' | Continue reading
'It had absolutely no chance of working. He had no conception of what the cave passage was like' | Continue reading
Autonomous vehicles are set to enable new forms of surveillance and oppression | Continue reading
Treatment could be adapted to other mental health conditions, potentially saving the NHS money and freeing-up therapists | Continue reading
Letters make reference to common idea that phones are listening in ways that aren't made clear | Continue reading
Growing evidence suggests that hallucinogenic drugs can help quell depression. Following the government’s review of medicinal cannabis last month, Jack Dutton asks whether we are at a turning point in drug policy | Continue reading
He is credited with developing the binary code | Continue reading
Basement developments are on the rise among the capital’s more affluent residents, with planning permission granted for thousands – including one with a built-in beach | Continue reading
Far from its promises of utopia, the internet has not seen an end to history. It has simply speeded it up and put it on YouTube | Continue reading
The Independent on the scene as police trial controversial new technology | Continue reading
Some experts believe the internet giant may also be planning to launch its own cryptocurrency | Continue reading
Enceladus is only body besides Earth known to 'simultaneously satisfy all of the basic requirements for life as we know it', say scientists | Continue reading
The popular messaging platform says it is investigating 'connectivity issues' | Continue reading
Exposure to cancer-causing radiation, usually blocked by atmosphere, sleep disruption and other carcinogens may all factor in disease rates | Continue reading
Mercury leakage after high powered MRI increasingly available on NHS four times greater than for previous less powerful scan | Continue reading
'IBM’s systems were employed in the 1940s to help Hitler. We will not let that happen again' | Continue reading
Some children report being given up to nine different pills in the morning and six in the evening | Continue reading
A basic understanding of how light works will clear everything up | Continue reading
Sweden’s recycling is so revolutionary, the country has to import rubbish from other countries to keep its recycling plants going. What lessons can we learn, asks Hazel Sheffield | Continue reading
'It takes more than poison, bullets or hanging to kill me,' tech tycoon says | Continue reading
Which? calls for government to take 'more active role' in product safety after investigation exposes dangerous devices | Continue reading
Downloading the app is just the beginning of the confusion | Continue reading
Scientists used 11 different satellite missions to track Antarctica’s contribution to rising sea levels | Continue reading
Vulnerabilities in shipping show how far the industry has to go but proper cyber security is more complex than you might initially think | Continue reading
The government makes it intentionally difficult for researchers to work with drugs like MDMA and psilocybin despite the fact that these drugs could be potential life-savers for those with psychological trauma | Continue reading
We might be able to spot such activity happening deep in space, paper suggests | Continue reading
Concerns that surveillance technology could be used to target activists, immigrants and people of colour | Continue reading