It has been exactly five years since Britain voted to exit the European Union, 17 months since the UK formally left and 174 days since the end of the transition period. But in Brussels, there’s one topic that even now just will not go away: Brexit. | Continue reading
Strengthening of officers’ abilities comes as more crime migrates online during pandemic | Continue reading
He’s the largest private farmland owner in the US | Continue reading
Notes, minutes, letters and meetings will be ‘French-first’ when France takes over European Council’s presidency | Continue reading
Defector tells how US officials 'sexed up' his fictions to make the case for 2003 invasion | Continue reading
Because the airspace covered by the French Area Control Centre at Brest extends so far west, airlines have had to file extreme flight plans | Continue reading
Drones may have autonomously ‘hunted down and remotely engaged’ fleeing soldiers | Continue reading
By shutting down the threat-processing centre of the brain, scientists weakened people's faith in God and made them less prejudiced | Continue reading
The climate column: Scientists have been warning about the tipping point of the Arctic icecap melt for decades | Continue reading
Dubbed ‘a numbing disappointment’ upon release, the 1996 ‘Doctor Who’ movie starred Paul McGann, was set in San Francisco, and attempted to breathe life into the then-dormant sci-fi series. As the film turns 25, Clémence Michallon explores what went wrong, and speaks to the fans … | Continue reading
The congresswoman’s aides warned the company that similar ads had resulted in death threats against her | Continue reading
It is unclear what’s causing the strange bug on the popular mapping software | Continue reading
One user received 700 bitcoin - worth £21,000,000 - rather than $700 | Continue reading
A 100-year-old Tesla invention is actually useful in ways scientists had not realised, according to new research. | Continue reading
Scientists are hopeful that, one day, they will be able to develop a vaccine that provides protection against different Covid variants along with a number of animal-based coronaviruses, finds Samuel Lovett | Continue reading
LNER says it is ‘committed to diversity and inclusion in all that we do for our customers, colleagues and communities’ | Continue reading
WISA Woodsat will come equipped with an extendible selfie stick to take pictures of itself | Continue reading
Ukraine scientists concerned by 40 per cent spike in neutron emissions since 2016 in inaccessible chamber | Continue reading
Lithium-metal batteries hold far more energy and charge in a fraction of the time compared to those used in smartphones and electric cars | Continue reading
Trump’s team tried to get his messaging back on the microblogging website but were unsucessful | Continue reading
SpaceX boss Elon Musk says failed exercise proves ‘we need larger and more advanced rockets’ | Continue reading
Taxes on the riches New Zealanders are being raised | Continue reading
Facebook is testing an app aimed at prisoners who are coming back into society, a test has revealed. | Continue reading
What happens when you die? | Continue reading
An update for Android System WebView has now been issued via the Google Play Store | Continue reading
Facebook-owned app collects 79 per cent of personal data | Continue reading
Instagram, WhatsApp and FacebookMessenger have gone down for users across the world. | Continue reading
No active viral load detected in Adam Castillejo’s body since he was declared free of HIV last March | Continue reading
Scientists have discovered the most distant radio blast ever known. | Continue reading
Twitter has pushed back against an Indian government directive, saying it was given 'insufficient justification' to block hundreds of accounts | Continue reading
Mars-bound craft landed at an angle and appeared to leak fuel | Continue reading
New devices will also have to come with repair manuals and be made in such a way that they can be dismantled using conventional tools | Continue reading
Scientists have found the exact source of dangerous rays that are fired from the Sun and threaten activities on the Earth. | Continue reading
‘If moths are dwindling, we can be pretty sure that other wildlife is also in decline,’ charity says | Continue reading
Inner Mongolia is home to large coal mines and fossil fuel-powered plants that have raised concerns about cryptocurrency’s environmental impact | Continue reading
Myanmar’s neighbours in southeast Asia have failed to find any resolution to the crisis so far | Continue reading
If there is anyone that knows what it’s like to spend long periods of time alone, it’s lighthouse keepers. Serena Coady gets advice from former custodians about how to weather the loneliness of the pandemic | Continue reading
The interview was conduced on Clubhouse, which founder Paul Davidson says is receiving an Android app | Continue reading
Issues with artificial intelligence-based content moderation highlighted after world’s most popular YouTube chess channel labelled ‘harmful and dangerous’ | Continue reading
New book reportedly claims Lee Harvey Oswald was instructed by Soviets to kill president | Continue reading
Legal & General follow Aviva Investments in giving thumbs down to nuclear power project, reports claim | Continue reading
If we concentrate on the extremes, we overlook the benign way the technology is used by the majority | Continue reading