Professor leading Oxford University team to develop a vaccine says many are likely to have a 'background level' of protection | Continue reading
In Dubai, British expatriates are having to cash in return to Britain due to the Covid-19 pandemic | Continue reading
Suspected Russian spies are generating photographs of fake faces with computer programmes to gather information on social media, experts believe. | Continue reading
Proposed change comes amid move to banish 'master-slave' terminology in programming languages | Continue reading
Proposed change comes amid move to banish 'master-slave' terminology in programming languages | Continue reading
His deliberate wrong answer led to a Congressional inquiry, and in 1994 he was portrayed on film by John Turturro | Continue reading
Experts said previous generations had dealt with the issue by allowing youngsters to pick up infections when they were less dangerous | Continue reading
Sir Richard Dearlove tells Telegraph's Planet Normal podcast that new scientific report suggests key elements of the virus were 'inserted' | Continue reading
PM offered to make what he says would be one of the "biggest changes" in the history of the British visa system | Continue reading
Misleading models based on the Spanish flu cannot be allowed to dictate our policy on lifting lockdown | Continue reading
Cost of lockdown sees prime minister raise questions about strategy | Continue reading
Contact lenses capable of recording video and taking pictures could one day become a reality after Samsung was granted a patent in the US to develop the technology. | Continue reading
Rolls’ long and short term ratings have been adjusted from investment grade to BB and B respectively | Continue reading
Silicon Valley made some big bets. Some of them aren’t panning out | Continue reading
Professor Michael Levitt of Stanford University predicts that the UK will be rid of Covid-19 within weeks | Continue reading
Lack of lockdown cushions economic blow for Sweden but analysts warn worse is to come | Continue reading
"I cried for three days, and now it's your turn," she wrote in a note | Continue reading
The AI firm which tracked down bin Laden now eyes a new target | Continue reading
The boss of a top software firm asks why the Government failed to get a second opinion before accepting Imperial College's Covid modelling | Continue reading
The former president discussed the implications of the pandemic, without naming any specific leaders | Continue reading
The code, written by Professor Neil Ferguson and his team at Imperial College London, was impossible to read, scientists claim | Continue reading
The country has recorded just over 7,000 Covid-19 cases, including 98 deaths, so a gradual return to normality is beginning | Continue reading
Experts urged caution over the report | Continue reading
Source says idea of a legal right was suggested by officials during talks about Government's return to work package | Continue reading
Five-tier Covid-19 warning system similar to terror status designed to boost public awareness | Continue reading
New York medics say their experience on frontline of the crisis had, unexpectedly, convinced them city should reopen May 15 | Continue reading
The Californian carmaker has built up a significant battery business in recent years which it could deploy in the UK | Continue reading
There has not been a single instance of a child under 10 transmitting the virus, even in contact tracing carried out by WHO | Continue reading
50 employees have also been furloughed as the business prepares for an economic downturn | Continue reading
The authorities re-impose strict quarantine periods on people returning from overseas in attempt to prevent a renewed spike in the disease | Continue reading
When foreign commentators discuss Sweden’s light-touch response to Covid-19, they tend to adopt an affronted tone. | Continue reading
National Health Service insist limited care for cancer patients is 'unlikely scenario' | Continue reading
Latest news on the search for a vaccine against the new coronavirus | Continue reading
As apps tracing Covid-19 spring up, there are fears for the safety of our private data. But Shafi Goldwasser may have the solution | Continue reading
Antibody tests may be ineffective at showing if a patient is immune to the virus or for how long antibodies might give protection | Continue reading
Apps using Bluetooth and GPS can help the authorities track the spread of coronavirus - but how well do they work? | Continue reading
Initial findings suggest virus may be less easily transmitted than thought | Continue reading
Contingent very likely contains military intelligence officers from the GRU, the Russian equivalent of MI6 | Continue reading
Researchers to test thousands for immunity as Berlin plans exit strategy for pandemic lock down | Continue reading
German researchers plan to introduce coronavirus ‘immunity certificates’ to facilitate a proper transition into post-lockdown life, as Chancellor Angela Merkel’s handling of the crisis has led to a boost in the polls. | Continue reading
The Government has announced that Britons will be able to conduct coronavirus antibody tests at home within a matter of days with finger-prick kits that will be available from Amazon and Boots. | Continue reading
A criminal investigation has been launched in Austria into allegations that an initial coronavirus infection was covered up at a ski resort that has since been identified as a major centre of the European outbreak. | Continue reading
Technology investors unable to hold in-person meetings with potential investments are seeking new ways to meet start-ups, including a service which arranges virtual meetings inside the video game Fortnite. | Continue reading
The coronavirus pandemic is exacting a heavy toll on Italy, with hospitals overwhelmed and a nationwide lockdown imposed. | Continue reading
Boris Johnson is putting British industry on a war footing to help deliver the equipment that the NHS needs to respond to the coronavirus pandemic. | Continue reading
Coronavirus patients with mild symptoms are most infectious within a week of contracting the disease but are unlikely to pass the virus on after 10 days, German researchers have revealed. | Continue reading
The UK’s efforts to implement Open Banking have had zero positive impact on innovation in the banking sector, Monzo founder Tom Blomfield has warned. | Continue reading
Taiwan sits just 81 miles from the coast of China, more than 800,000 of its citizens live there and hundreds of daily connecting flights normally service business travel and tourism, but it has defied predictions of a widespread coronavirus outbreak and kept infection rates to ju … | Continue reading