'If that's not an impeachable offence, then there's no such thing' | Continue reading
The London Marathon's website has gone down as runners await the results of the ballot for tickets. | Continue reading
'The ambition of Lucid is to have a profound effect. We are not a minority play', Rawlinson said | Continue reading
He was elected to Congress for Texas's 6th congressional district in 2018 | Continue reading
Up to seven billion square metres of glass surface in the United States could be used to generate electricity | Continue reading
‘It can be potentially used to make a see-through house,’ researchers say | Continue reading
I have no interest in revenge, but I would like people to know what happened to me and how it has been swept under the carpet | Continue reading
Julia Brennan restores the clothing of historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln but now she has turned to conserving textiles from atrocities some would rather forget, writes Zoey Poll | Continue reading
Sheridan Peterson was chief suspect as hijacker who parachuted from plane in 1971 | Continue reading
The company is ‘still working through exactly the best ways to do this’, Mr Zuckerberg said | Continue reading
President will stop the ‘profiteering’ from federal prisoners, says his domestic policy adviser | Continue reading
Astronomers have found a “very special” solar system with six planets that are locked in a strange rhythm. | Continue reading
The patent also mentions using 2D or 3D models of specific people | Continue reading
We’ve all messed up job interviews, but what about the interviewers, can they mess up too? Andy Martin speaks to the founders of Metaview about using data to help people find their perfect job | Continue reading
At one point, extremists such as Tommy Robinson and Britain First had a significant presence on social media. But the latest shutdown shows how deplatforming has fragmented their audiences and left them struggling to gain followers, writes Lizzie Dearden | Continue reading
The overlapping data of Brazilian trials has raised questions over the Chinese vaccine’s efficacy | Continue reading
Last week, WhatsApp sent a message to all of its users informing them of its new privacy policy, which would share data from the messaging app to Facebook – Elon Musk has a point when he tells us to ‘use Signal’ | Continue reading
Price of bitcoin passed $40,000 last week | Continue reading
Other sources of biomethane include animal manure and food leftovers | Continue reading
You have to go back to medieval times | Continue reading
The 49-year-old cannot be extradited due to his mental health and suicide risk, District Judge Vanessa Baraitser ruled | Continue reading
Charlie Brooker’s year-in-review Netflix special should have been an open goal. Instead, says Ed Cumming, it doesn’t know whether it is playing to an American audience or a British one, and pleases neither | Continue reading
The new law prevents criminals from hiding money in US banks | Continue reading
The satellite would burn up without releasing harmful substances when it comes back to Earth | Continue reading
‘It will end commercial piracy by criminal organisations and will not apply to internet users’ | Continue reading
The Saudi restrictions are among the most draconian imposed so far after news of the new strain | Continue reading
The hospital was accused of prioritising administrators over some medical residents and nurses in first wave of vaccine distribution | Continue reading
Attack part of wider assault on federal agencies and critical infrastructure | Continue reading
Natural regeneration is cheaper, faster, promotes healthier trees and richer woodlands, Rewilding Britain says | Continue reading
Hakim Ariff insists name inversion was coincidence | Continue reading
The drug is known as the ‘spirit molecule’ | Continue reading
Last year there were more than 300 whale sightings in the region | Continue reading
Nestlé and PepsiCo found to be second and third biggest offenders by environmental group | Continue reading
President has thrown his weight behind case and called it ‘the big one’ | Continue reading
‘There are many more than I expected — they don’t say this to me personally, but they say it to a third party — who say ‘there’s no way I would touch anybody from Trumpworld’' | Continue reading
Matt Hancock told social media boss in private meeting he wanted a shift in government tone on internet policy | Continue reading
Experts warn against issuing ‘immunity passports’ but said proof of vaccination could help open up international borders | Continue reading
Pfizer’s UK boss refuses to explain why the business needs protection from legal action | Continue reading
Frontier-style placards appear weeks before president leaves White House | Continue reading
A 50-year-old science problem has been solved and could allow for dramatic changes in the fight against diseases, researchers say. | Continue reading
The issue has plaged Twitter since at least 2018 | Continue reading
Researcher looks for link between coronavirus and scented candles becoming unpopular | Continue reading
Scientists claim the technology can be developed for humans within the next two years | Continue reading
Scientists have detected neutrinos formed during a largely mysterious process in the Sun, in what they are hailing as a major breakthrough. | Continue reading
Trillion-transistor chip can run real-world simulations with over a million variables faster than real-time | Continue reading
‘Ageing can, indeed, be targeted and reversed at the basic cellular-biological level,’ lead researcher says | Continue reading
Apple’s Craig Federighi tells The Independent that he believes concerns about danger to ad industry are misplaced | Continue reading
33-year-old coffin-maker ‘turned out to be a canny negotiator’, says US buyer of space debris | Continue reading