Its role is viewed as essential in an arena that has become of vital strategic importance | Continue reading
The £2.5 billion project, which was scrapped, would have resulted in cars with an £150,000 price tag – nearly twice as much as a Tesla Model X | Continue reading
YouTube channel has more than 2m subscribers | Continue reading
Spanish foreign minister calls for common EU policy on cross-border movement | Continue reading
A localised region of weakness is 'developing vigorously', scientists warn | Continue reading
A rate of 44 terabits per second is fast enough to download 1,000 HD films in a single second | Continue reading
Outage monitor records thousands of reports of issues | Continue reading
Amendment failed by one vote with four senators absent – including at least one who would have backed it | Continue reading
'There's nothing you nor I can do about it,' notes security expert | Continue reading
Neuralink chief says firm planning to connect device to human brain within 12 months | Continue reading
Exclusive: ‘As well as staggered working hours we need to stagger holidays,’ says AA president Edmund King | Continue reading
Exclusive: ‘Zoonoses often take that route... and the more you have of a thing, the more that thing is going to be the likely conveyor,’ says UN environment chief | Continue reading
Those paid the income did better on jobs and mental health than control group in two-year study | Continue reading
Company's valuation plunged in wake of posts | Continue reading
What will London be like a century from now? Seven degrees warmer, with water-absorbent streets and parched public parks. Marek Kohn paints an unnerving picture of metropolitan life in the sweaty grip of a radically changed climate | Continue reading
'Canadians deserve more than thoughts and prayers,' says Prime Minister Trudeau | Continue reading
An open letter says ending the exploitation of animals is ‘one of the biggest actions humankind can take to protect itself against future pandemics’, writes Chiara Giordano | Continue reading
Calls to the National Poison Data System went up by 79 per cent in March | Continue reading
Suburban resident says she saw someone strolling around in ‘full black suit’ despite warm sunny weather | Continue reading
Stop the Wildlife Trade: ‘Rampant deforestation, uncontrolled expansion of agriculture ... and exploitation of wild species have created a perfect storm’, group says | Continue reading
Media correspondent eavesdropped on Zoom meetings as staff were told sensitive news of pay cuts and furloughs during pandemic | Continue reading
Exclusive: Poll finds that 8 per cent of population believe 5G technology is spreading the virus | Continue reading
Exclusive: The key evidence for his high status is the unusually fine material buried with him for his journey to the next life, writes David Keys | Continue reading
Big Bird just can't compete | Continue reading
It's been 35 years since Coca-Cola committed 'one of the most memorable marketing blunders ever' with launch of 'New Coke' | Continue reading
The Yorkshire Museum has launched its latest curator battle on Twitter | Continue reading
The reclusive artist’s fifth record, released with the world at a safe distance, couldn’t have come at a better time | Continue reading
While this drama set in a shadowy San Francisco tech start-up is wonderful to look at, its plot and character development are a little shaky | Continue reading
High levels of carbon dioxide and mild climate just 500 miles from South Pole allowed swampy forest to grow before cooler conditions brought ice sheets we see today | Continue reading
Without ‘astronomical’ government intervention totals could double | Continue reading
More than 2,400 cases reported in Thailand | Continue reading
Wall Street analysts say the Covid-19 pandemic will permanently alter the energy industry and shift the debate around climate change. Ben Chapman finds out why | Continue reading
Expert in intensive care medicine says staff are already facing unprecedented toll on mental and physical health | Continue reading
Vaccine developed by US researchers is injected by 400 ‘microneedles’ stuck onto the skin like a plaster | Continue reading
Experts are to test their new ‘iron lung’ at three hospitals in coming days to see if it can help the NHS cope with the coronavirus outbreak | Continue reading
Goal is to ‘make French stay at home’, says Christophe Castaner | Continue reading
‘If you have a leader who wants to abuse the system, the system is there,’ Joseph Cannataci says | Continue reading
Whether in the Iranian shrine city of Qom or the Bible Belt of the United States, the zealots are even claiming they hold the cure to the pandemic, writes Borzou Daragahi | Continue reading
Labour says 2017 decision – made when Jeremy Hunt was health secretary – leaves ‘serious questions’ for ministers to answer | Continue reading
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‘Some marine species appear to benefit from climate change, meanwhile some marine life is not able to adapt fast enough to survive’ | Continue reading
Chancellor to have ‘regular tests’ after coming into contact with infected physician | Continue reading
Fear of terrorism as university prepares to publish key details | Continue reading
'We have the ability to do martial law ... if we feel the necessity,' Governor Gavin Newsom says | Continue reading
‘While experience in China and now South Korea show that suppression is possible in the short term, it remains to be seen whether it is possible long term’ | Continue reading