In an exclusive extract, Sheera Frenkel and Cecilia Kang reveal how an ethos of openness meant private information could be misused | Continue reading
'Expresso', 'specially' and 'artick' are listed among the biggest bugbears, a recent poll has revealed | Continue reading
Chief executive warns that investment would be hit if the British chip company was subject to stock market pressures | Continue reading
Experts fear Jacobabad's extreme heat and humidity may worsen with climate change – and that other cities may join the club | Continue reading
The damage goes beyond lost schooling to all the life experiences they missed that cannot be repeated | Continue reading
Exclusive: Telegraph investigation finds workers banned from brushing teeth and told they will be left to die alone if they get Covid | Continue reading
Great Barrier Reef faces removal from World Heritage Site list in embarrassing blow to Australia | Continue reading
Billionaire's Starlink venture plans to boost internet speeds using thousands of satellites - and the Government wants a slice | Continue reading
Researchers hope the technology will help curate better exhibitions but creatives worry it will promote a race for 'likes' | Continue reading
Man was diving for lobster off the coast of the northeastern state of Massachusetts when a whale 'tried to eat' him | Continue reading
Speaking to The Telegraph's Planet Normal podcast, Prof Jay Bhattacharya warned of the 'enormous collateral consequences' | Continue reading
Major websites were taken offline in the wake of a mystery outage that affected large parts of the internet on Tuesday. | Continue reading
Technicians posted the private photos and video from her iPhone after she sent it to Apple for repair, according to legal documents | Continue reading
Study shows post-jab cases more likely to be infected with virus strains that have emerged in recent months | Continue reading
A report revealed that data from one in ten peoples' phones were tracked in February | Continue reading
The activist is in intensive care after the shooting in south London | Continue reading
Devolver Digital, the publisher behind Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout, has appointed bankers from Zeus Capital to pursue a stock market float | Continue reading
Members of Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Behaviour express regret about ‘unethical’ methods | Continue reading
Apple revealed as largest customer of Rockley Photonics, which is developing 'Doctor on a wrist' sensors | Continue reading
After a bleak winter spent predominantly indoors, time in the sunshine is just what the doctor ordered – but why is it so good for us? | Continue reading
A story of idealism and desire, of Californian sex communes....and three-hour orgasms | Continue reading
The first cases occurred in January and February but their significance was not picked up by the MHRA’s algorithms | Continue reading
Today sees the release of the first of five short films capturing an expedition to clean up the basecamps of Nepal's eight highest mountains | Continue reading
In the race to create a passports app, experts warn we could be placing our privacy and security at risk | Continue reading
It comes as companies including SpaceX and OneWeb race to put internet satellites into orbit | Continue reading
Tanks, ships and aircraft that have formed bulwark of Britain‘s defences for decades are phased out in favour of cyber and space technology | Continue reading
Vacancies in the US tech giant's devices team show it is exploring custom processors before rival Nvidia swallows the British supplier | Continue reading
With devices that can measure your mood, employee monitoring risks becoming more invasive than ever | Continue reading
Finland ranks best in Europe for fighting disinformation, spurred on by attacks from their Russian neighbour | Continue reading
The Supreme Court said the decision had been unanimous among the six judges | Continue reading
Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood says the UK must 'show leadership' and end support for the war in Yemen | Continue reading
Regardless of a vaccine, the only way to protect against new virus variants is to shut our borders forever | Continue reading
Dig into the data, and the narrative that the current wave is deadlier than the one that hit in the spring begins to unravel | Continue reading
Oil giant has paid an undisclosed sum for Ubitricity, the owner of 2,7000 charge points | Continue reading
Deputy Chief Medical Officer warns that a change of behaviour could still spread the virus, with UK hospitals struggling to cope | Continue reading
Fear of a variant getting around our newfound defences has reopened the debate on closing borders | Continue reading
The Conservatives have nothing to offer aspirational voters who have been driven to bankruptcy by Covid | Continue reading
Forget Gordon Gekko. Old-style City traders are being replaced by maths geniuses who use super-computers to beat the markets. But are 'quants’ a force for good or evil? | Continue reading
Children are gathering in private homes for private tuition that will mean they are well ahead of the less privileged post-pandemic | Continue reading
Facial recognition cameras should be used to spot people who refuse to wear face masks, the Government's former surveillance camera commissioner has said. | Continue reading
Donald Trump may release classified intelligence in salvo against Beijing as one of his final acts as president | Continue reading
'It's essential that tech companies and lawmakers do not turn a blind eye to the problem and do everything to stop this appalling content' | Continue reading
District Judge Vanessa Baraitser delivered her judgment at the Old Bailey | Continue reading
It is hard to underestimate how close this country came to throwing away the 2016 referendum result | Continue reading
The world’s largest cryptocurrency rose as much as 3.8pc to $20,154 on Wednesday, vindicating forecasts that were scoffed at months ago | Continue reading
Researchers have suggested that the Class A substance could transform the future of relationship counselling | Continue reading
German companies are still making too much money exporting to China for their government to risk upsetting the applecart | Continue reading
The jabs provide Covid-19 immunity but scientists are yet to prove this prevents recipients from carrying and spreading the virus | Continue reading