Planets with radioactive decay are more likely to be hot enough that they could home human life | Continue reading
Low-waste, high-speed circuits could be possible with the discovery of one-way superconductivity | Continue reading
Pilot tests of ‘game-changing’ salt batteries are set to take place in homes in France, Poland and the Netherlands this year | Continue reading
They met on a train and fell in love. Then Jason P Howe discovered that his girlfriend Marylin was leading a secret double life – as an assassin for right-wing death squads in Colombia's brutal civil war. With their story set to become a major Hollywood film, he recalls an … | Continue reading
Twitter is reportedly prepared to accept Elon Musk’s offer to buy the company for $54.20 per share. | Continue reading
The mecca for Comic Con, auto and travel shows (and Hillary Clinton’s doomed 2016 election party) has burnished its green reputation, writes senior climate correspondent Louise Boyle, as New York City strives for net-zero by 2050 | Continue reading
He pleaded guilty to conspiracy and admitted he had travelled to North Korea without permission | Continue reading
Vast object is falling towards the middle of the solar system – but will stop before it reaches us | Continue reading
Scientists and US military officials now believe Earth was struck by a meteor from another solar System in 2014, before the 2017 discovery of the extrasolar space rock Oumuamua | Continue reading
Le Pen is known for pursuing policies targeting Muslims and foreign immigrants | Continue reading
Breakthrough marks major step towards ‘seasonal battery solution’ | Continue reading
Coombs’s pioneering work on the Lyons Electronic Office computer helped to transform British industry | Continue reading
Locked-in ALS patient also asked to listen to Tool ‘loud’ and ordered a curry | Continue reading
Software engineer Josh Wardle said the pressure to deal with the plague of clones made him ‘miserable’ | Continue reading
Tech giant investigating ‘influence operations linked to Russia’ | Continue reading
Locked-in ALS patient also asked to listen to Tool ‘loud’ and ordered a curry | Continue reading
Bill on cusp of royal assent could help ‘retrain to way we see the world,’ says scientist whose research informed it | Continue reading
Google Maps has gone down, leaving users looking at a blank space. | Continue reading
Project ‘Iliad’ put multiple layers of questions and offers between the main Amazon page and the final cancellation | Continue reading
Russian propaganda sources frequently characterise Ukraine’s 2014 ‘Revolution of Dignity’ as an illegitimate US-backed coup | Continue reading
Source reveals that Russian intelligence “miscalculated” the resistance expected in Ukraine in the run-up to invasion | Continue reading
A no-fly zone is not a magic security blanket that can conclude hostilities, but a tactical option which might be harnessed within a wider strategy – and used to stop Putin | Continue reading
Dozens died in missile strike close to Ukrainian border with Nato member Poland on Sunday in most westerly attack yet by Russian forces | Continue reading
What happened to Mavis Beacon? | Continue reading
The colonel ‘was liquidated’ in the ambush – Ukraine’s ministry of defence claimed | Continue reading
Scientists have invented the world’s most efficient on-body energy harvester, capable of powering devices from a person’s fingertips. | Continue reading
Netflix has also severed ties with Russia in response to Moscow’s ‘fake news’ law | Continue reading
Withdrawal of payment giants from Russian market becomes latest blow to economy | Continue reading
‘It is obvious that we Africans are regarded as lower beings,’ says Nze, forced to walk several hours to Polish border | Continue reading
Taste perception and feelings of overeating and guilt can be manipulated by price alone | Continue reading
Hacking collective Anonymous announced it was ‘at war with Russia’ hours before the outage | Continue reading
Up to $350m would be in military aid, while remaining is for ‘overall assistance’ | Continue reading
The International Space Station will continue as normal even amid the war in Ukraine, Nasa has said. | Continue reading
Beijing’s remarks on military actions in Ukraine are in step with ally Russia | Continue reading
It was the student’s final attempt to clear the exam after repeatedly failing it since getting admission into the college 11 years ago | Continue reading
Taipei is concerned Beijing could take advantage of Ukraine crisis to increase pressure on the island | Continue reading
Exclusive: Business minister mocked for ‘ludicrous’ attempt to quantify ‘Brexit benefit’ | Continue reading
His family have asked for a second autopsy to be carried out | Continue reading
Sentient machines are ‘one of the most important questions for the long-term future’, researchers say | Continue reading
Parts of Poland, the Baltic countries, and central Spain may have experienced ‘much lighter touch’ of pandemic, research suggests | Continue reading
All of Drake’s winnings add up to a grand total of $1.4m (£1.03m) | Continue reading
The ‘blockchain accelerator’ chip is also claimed to be more energy efficient, one of crypto’s biggest criticisms | Continue reading
SpaceX can mitigate the risk to its satellites my monitoring space weather in real time, but an increasingly active Sun and the large number of satellites in orbit won’t ma | Continue reading
All UK troops are to be withdrawn from Ukraine this weekend as Russia could invade “at no notice”, a defence minister has said. | Continue reading
MoviePass head Stacy Spikes said that they wanted to avoid people putting down the phone and avoiding the ads | Continue reading
Its 750-year history is peppered with tales of murder and treachery. Now, secret papers released yesterday have added another twist to the 186-carat gem's colourful history. Cahal Milmo reports | Continue reading
Nuclear energy currently provides about 70 per cent of French electricity, a higher proportion than in any other country | Continue reading
Psaki says Spotify disclaimer is welcome, but platform could actually fight misinformation | Continue reading