The two-lane elevated orange Cykelslangen – the latest of the city's continuous and safe bike lanes – is a joy to ride as it wriggles its way over the harbour | Continue reading
The Spanish actor has spoken in defence of the director, calling him a ‘genius’ with whom he’d work again immediately | Continue reading
In Guardian interview, Marc Benioff calls out Twitter’s Jack Dorsey and others for failing to give back to city where they got rich | Continue reading
Humans can memorise thousands of faces, say scientists. But that only makes the social awkwardness of not being able to place an acquaintance even worse. Here’s how to brazen it out | Continue reading
Two forthcoming major climate talks offer governments an opportunity to respond to this year’s extreme weather with decisive action | Continue reading
Pilot of plane with stealth technology Trump thinks makes it invisible ejects safely on day Pentagon heralds new purchase | Continue reading
It is the ultimate accolade, but critics claim the award is now out of step with modern collaborative research methods | Continue reading
Rare, mummified animals discovered by gold miners in Yukon territory | Continue reading
Shooting a real death is a line cinema rarely crosses. Steven Eastwood, whose new documentary follows hospice patients confronting their final days, explains why this squeamishness does us a disservice | Continue reading
In the world of tech startups, messing up is practically a religion. This company is here to pick up the pieces | Continue reading
In his new book, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century, the bestselling author of Sapiens and Homo Deus turns his attention to the problems we face today | Continue reading
From terrible table manners to defecating in public to ideals of civilisation as a class weapon … a brilliant work by a consummate historian | Continue reading
Exclusive: Russian is understood to have had full access to secret data during decade at embassy | Continue reading
After our son’s death, online abuse claiming the attack was a hoax drove us into hiding. Yet Facebook refuses to take meaningful action | Continue reading
Piece in Forbes magazine said libraries ‘don’t have the same value they used to’ and cost taxpayers too much | Continue reading
Using what one expert calls a ‘Wizard of Oz technique’, some companies keep their reliance on humans a secret from investors | Continue reading
Many have found life financial precarious since the recession but, as the author of Squeezed explains, ‘It’s a system failure’ | Continue reading
California Consumer Privacy Act gives people right to see information collected on them and request it be deleted | Continue reading
Whistleblower’s comments a risk given his sanctuary in the country since 2013 | Continue reading
Tom Edwards was thrilled to hear the CEO was a fan of his work, until he saw Tesla using a copy without permission | Continue reading
Rupert Murdoch's influence could eventually extend in ways that would make his grip on satellite television seem parochial, says Victor Keegan. | Continue reading
The maverick inventor, ex-Microsoft executive and ‘patent troll’ is battling Nasa on its asteroid data and exploring pizza science | Continue reading
James Hansen, who gave a climate warning in 1988 Senate testimony, says real hoax is by leaders claiming to take action | Continue reading
IBM shows off Project Debater, artificial intelligence project designed to make coherent arguments as it processes vast data sets | Continue reading
Private journals kept by the scientist and humanitarian icon show prejudiced attitudes towards the people he met while travelling in Asia | Continue reading
New law criticised as attempt to block free speech rather than simply raise revenue | Continue reading
Alcoholism and ambition fuelled the actor’s rise to the top. He talks masculinity, fame – and why he’s finally ready to play Lear | Continue reading
For the first time, a permanent member of our solar system has been found to have originated elsewhere | Continue reading
The tree was a gift presented by the French president as part of his state visit to Washington | Continue reading
Nintendo’s ‘conductor’ takes us behind the game giant’s inner workings, how it finds talent and the philosophy that sparks its eccentric ideas | Continue reading