Head of counterterror policing says there will not be an 'explosion in arrests' | Continue reading
The Inspiration4 is about to take a trip into space, setting new precedents as it goes. | Continue reading
‘We need to stop all unnecessary uses of PFAS as soon as possible’, researchers say | Continue reading
More research is needed to determine the effects of the antibodies on infants’ immunity | Continue reading
Scientist have worked out that the inner core of our planet is growing more on one side than the other, so why isn’t the Earth tipping? Jessica Irving and Sanne Cottaar explain | Continue reading
David Rothery believes that geology isn’t only beautiful on Earth, but also throughout the solar system, here are five that might be some of the most impressive | Continue reading
Salt balance needed to sustain life may have been achieved on Earth’s conditions 4 billion years ago | Continue reading
Government orders swift review that could see healthy 12 to 15-year-olds cleared to get the jab within days | Continue reading
Authorities warn taking the drug for Covid is ineffective and could cause serious health effects | Continue reading
Benjamin Glynn will immediately leave the country due to time already served | Continue reading
Experts say at-risk Afghans can avoid recognition from the Taliban, but outdoing technology can come at a great risk | Continue reading
The price of bitcoin has shot above $50,000, taking it to its highest level since May. | Continue reading
The bird was detected in an additional 93 sites, where they were not found earlier | Continue reading
Many of the world’s poorest nations will struggle to vaccinate even 20 per cent of their populations by early 2022, research shows | Continue reading
The laws that keep countries responsible for outer space are out of date and leave the planet at risk | Continue reading
Mark Zuckerberg has said he wants Facebook to pivot into a metaverse company but Buterin said there was a ‘huge amount of mistrust’ around the social media company | Continue reading
Mr Musk described five steps he takes in the engineering process, but says he has ‘made the mistake on going backwards on all five steps’ | Continue reading
Once Starlink launches its full 12,000 satellite network it will be involved in 90 per cent of all close approaches, which experts say is ‘getting out of control’ | Continue reading
Welwitschia, found in the Namib Desert, is one of the longest living plants on the planet. Scientists are now discovering its genetic secrets, writes Richard Sima | Continue reading
Animal named after Tolkien character due to the shape of its teeth | Continue reading
The US Federal Trade Commission has re-filed its complaint against Facebook, arguing that the company should be broken up and forced to sell Instagram and WhatsApp. | Continue reading
Research sheds light on how marine ecosystems changed after the dinosaur-killing extinction event | Continue reading
We have shown the brain’s ‘pleasure chemical’ is linked to consciousness, so what can that mean for treatments? Writes Barbara Jacquelyn Sahakian, Christelle Langley, Emmanuel A Stamatakis and Lennart Spindler | Continue reading
The phenomenon was inspired by busy waiters | Continue reading
‘Homomorphic encryption’ could let Facebook or third parties perform services without having access to users’ raw data | Continue reading
Material could find applications in solar cells due to its ‘outstanding’ mechanical and electronic properties, say scientists | Continue reading
Demonstrators gather outside west London complex, which corporation ceased broadcasts from in 2013 | Continue reading
Competition watchdog to investigate if excessive profits are being made | Continue reading
‘It is clear that the next decade is going to be pivotal to securing the future of our planet,’ says UK prime minister Boris Johnson | Continue reading
Names including Orion, Gemini and Aries could be assigned, suggests Maria Van Kerkhove | Continue reading
THE BBC and Home Office faced sustained criticism after the Prison Service revealed yesterday that 845 people were jailed last year for not having a television licence. | Continue reading
Paint will look more in line with other Windows 11 apps with quicker ways to switch between functions | Continue reading
Blue counties are seeing 10.2 new cases for every 100,000 residents while red counties are seeing 19.5 per 100,000 | Continue reading
While North America and Europe were able to cushion the blow of coronavirus, food insecurity in other parts of the world became much worse, writes Anthony Faiola | Continue reading
‘It’s surprising that climate change impacts are happening so fast around the world,’ lead scientist tells The Independent | Continue reading
Health minister and town mayor condemn attack in Lans-en-Vercors | Continue reading
Government accused of ‘absurd hypocrisy’ for taking Brussels cash with strings | Continue reading
The metaverse will look like ‘a hybrid between the social platforms that we see today, but an environment where you’re embodied in it’, Mr Zuckerberg said | Continue reading
The enhanced rain is created using drone technology that unleashes electrical charges into clouds in order for them to clump together and form precipitation | Continue reading
The ruling said that the limitations on movement violated citizens’ basic rights | Continue reading
The civil suit concerns Tesla’s $2.6bn merger with SolarCity | Continue reading
Unions in the country are following up the trial by negotiating agreements that cut hours | Continue reading
‘Most likely you will work hard your entire life but still not be able to afford a house’ | Continue reading
The lightning comes amid—and will likely exacerbate—a deadly season of fire and heatwaves in the Pacific Northwest | Continue reading
It comes month after scientists called temperatures in region ‘mind-boggling’ | Continue reading
Ten fully vaccinated people in California infected with new strain of virus | Continue reading
The company joined other gig economy firms to defeat an initiative last autumn that would’ve given drivers more benefits | Continue reading
The spectator responsible reportedly fled the scene and is yet to be found by authorities | Continue reading