The Galleri test, which was developed in the United States will be used on 165,000 NHS patients next year. The test is designed to find cancer DNA from a patient's blood before they become symptomatic. | Continue reading
Ariana Pekary posted the letter online yesterday after quitting the network where she spent seven years working as a producer on shows including Up Late with Alec Baldwin. | Continue reading
With the nation's health at stake, it was revealed this week that GCHQ has embedded a team in Downing Street to provide Boris Johnson with real-time updates to combat the 'emerging and changing threat' posed by Covid-19. | Continue reading
A computer scientist trained magpies to collect bottle caps and drop them into a birdbox in exchange for food. The feeder includes a computer and sensors to detect when caps are placed in a hole. | Continue reading
Two of the four 'dead people' the Trump campaign accused of having voted have been found alive and well, having voted entirely legally. One was a widow using her husband's name. | Continue reading
The photos, taken within days of one another in California, were captured in the space of less than a second, as the space station could be clearly seen zooming across the sky. | Continue reading
A 1km-wide asteroid called (101429) 1998 VF31 was first spotted 22 years ago and new analysis reveals it is 'strikingly similar' to the moon. | Continue reading
Cambridge University researchers created 'Breaking Harmony Square' in partnership with the US Department of State and the Department of Homeland Security. | Continue reading
Hunter Biden chose to protect his MacBook Pro computer - crammed with what an IT expert last night described as a 'national security nightmare' and 'classic blackmail material'. | Continue reading
The teeth were discovered at Lightning Ridge, a small outback town in north-western New South Wales, near the Queensland border. | Continue reading
Fugitive US whistleblower Edward Snowden and his wife Lindsay Mills are expecting their first child together, the couple announced in a post to Twitter on Wednesday. | Continue reading
A Roborace in the UK took a wrong turn when one of the vehicles smashed right into a wall. The vehicle's AI activated the accelerator and directed into a barrier before the race even began. | Continue reading
So inefficient has the Government been in purchasing PPE that, according to its own figures, it has amassed a stockpile of 32billion items, purchased at a cost of £6.75billion - and rising. | Continue reading
Gwilym Owen, who was not wearing a mask, is seen removing covers in a shop which are no longer allowed to sell under the new Welsh lockdown restrictions. | Continue reading
Trading cards, traditionally a safe investment, are now setting sales records amid the pandemic, as New York Yankees legend Mickey Mantle's image has become the equivalent of a blue chip stock. | Continue reading
The 11 cases were discovered amid fishermen during 'routine' coronavirus testing at the Sudima Hotel, in Christchurch, and it was locked down on Tuesday. | Continue reading
Analysis of professional chess games by experts Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich found a hump-shaped curve in performance over the average lifespan. | Continue reading
Kelly Smith, 31, was robbed of her future when the pandemic hit. Doctors told her in March that her chemotherapy was being paused for three months. Her bowel cancer spread and she died on June 13. | Continue reading
A six-legged walking truck dubbed the 'Adaptive Suspension Vehicle' was developed by the US Army in the 1980s but never made it onto the battlefield. | Continue reading
TCHIIN - costing £450 a month - offers the wealthy a concierge service so they do not have to lift a finger when booking tables, chartering jets, yachts or any other extravagant luxuries. | Continue reading
Being overweight - and not just obese - puts you at higher risk of becoming severely ill with COVID-19, the CDC has concluded - meaning that over 70 per cent of Americans are now classed high risk. | Continue reading
The extraordinary meltdown is believed to have been caused by an Excel spreadsheet containing lab results reaching its maxium size, and failing to update. | Continue reading
Residents in California's Bay Area could be required to work from home three days a week after the Metropolitan Transportation Commission voted and approved a proposal | Continue reading
Public Health England data reveals that schools saw the most respiratory disease outbreaks - including Covid-19 - at 44 per cent. Pubs are forced to close at 10pm under coronavirus restrictions. | Continue reading
The boy was 11 when in 2015 it was claimed that he allegedly wanted to kill the then PM, had spoken about 'America being evil' and said he 'liked Game Of Thrones because of the beheadings'. | Continue reading
Billionaire Mike Bloomberg has paid off $20million in debt for more than 31,000 felons in Florida so that they can vote in the state where just 537 votes decided the presidential election in 2000. | Continue reading
An unnamed woman with a life-threatening illness had to be turned away from a Dusseldorf hospital following a cyberattack and died en route to another German hospital in world's first such death. | Continue reading
The Mail on Sunday understands the former editor of The Daily Telegraph and The Spectator, is Downing Street's favoured choice to take over at the Corporation. | Continue reading
Experts from Danube University surveyed more than 1,000 Austrians a month into lockdown to get a picture of the link between relationship status and emotion state. | Continue reading
Martin Hairer (pictured), 44, from Imperial College London hit the jackpot as winner of the 2021 Breakthrough prize for mathematics. | Continue reading
David Shipley has been convicted of lying to secure a £519,000 loan from TV star James Caan's business, Resourcing Capital Ventures, in 2014, but will only have to pay £85.72. | Continue reading
Dr Ellie Cannon, pictured, has been advising people to use face coverings to help to stop the spread of Covid-19. Now she believes the policy of social distancing is working. | Continue reading
Elon Musk's brain chip firm Neuralink will 'show neurons firing in real-time' Aug 28, but former employees claim the progress is a result of rushed timelines and a toxic work environment. | Continue reading
The Air Force oversaw a test flight of Hexa, a prototype flying car with 18 rotors. Controlled by joystick, Hexa doesn't require a pilot's license and is said to be safer than smaller traditional planes. | Continue reading
Doug Tabbutt, of Twinsburg, Ohio, and Arne Toman, of Chicago, made the 2,816 mile drive from New York City to Los Angeles in an Audi S6 disguised as a Ford Taurus Police Interceptor. | Continue reading
Experts uncovered writings about the Lost Colony of Roanoke that state the group was not killed by natives, but integrated with the tribe - leading experts to say the mystery is finally over. | Continue reading
In 1976, a crack team blasted its way into Beirut's British Bank of The Middle East and stole gold bars worth £100 million at today's prices; the world's biggest bank heist. With the robbers never found, who was responsible? | Continue reading
WARNING: DISTURBING CONTENT. DailyMail.com has obtained video from the body cameras of two officers involved in the arrest of George Floyd that ultimately led to his death on May 25 in Minneapolis. | Continue reading
A team of international researchers say the non-profit GEBN was 'front group' for Coca-Cola to promote that a lack of exercise, not a bad diet or sugar, is driving the US obesity epidemic. | Continue reading
Experts from the Scientific Centre for Arctic studies have been working on studying the 10,000 year old remains of the giant mammal that was found in silt deposits. | Continue reading
While 120 countries in the world, including much of Europe, have ordered citizens to wear masks in public places to prevent the spread of Covid-19, the Dutch are doing things differently. | Continue reading
Manuel Henriquez, 56, (pictured) based in Palo Alto, California, was sentenced to six months behind bars for paying $450,000 in bribes to boost his two daughters' entrance applications. | Continue reading
Garmin is being asked to pay a $10 million ransom after a cyberattack has taken down its systems and apps including its website for five days. Maksim Yakubets, 33, is believed to be behind it. | Continue reading
Mukund Mohan, 48, from Washington, was accused of handing in fake documents and incorporation records to claim money from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) | Continue reading
Researchers behind Britain's most promising Covid-19 jabs believe getting the vaccine directly into the lungs might be the best way to protect against the respiratory infection. | Continue reading
The victim has been identified as Fahim Saleh, a millionaire tech entrepreneur who moved into his $2 million Lower East Side apartment late last year. | Continue reading
Mary Trump, Donald Trump's niece, will claim in her bombshell memoir he suffered 'child abuse' at the hands of his workaholic father Fred Trump Sr. The book will be released on July 14. | Continue reading
Prior tweets from Yoel Roth, whose official title at Twitter is head of Site Integrity, emerged after the social media giant put a fact-checking warning on Trump's posts for the first time on Tuesday. | Continue reading