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Electrification alone won’t deliver a clean energy transition. Two major challenges remain.
The evidence we have from Troy is incomplete so it’s impossible to create complete historically accurate images from it.
Mortgage payments are putting home ownership out of reach.
The evidence we have from Troy is incomplete so it’s impossible to create complete historically accurate images from it.
Women turned out to vote in significant numbers and were elected in historic fashion.
My expertise in strategic management has given me an advantage on the padel court.
Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay, but some toothpastes leave it out. Researchers examine the evidence behind natural and herbal alternatives.
Electricity is being priced by the time it is used, not just by how much, so timing really matters.
Muscle power fades faster than strength as we age. One small change to how you lift could help.
AI solutions to longstanding maths problems have sent shockwaves through the mathematics community.
Science shows that being closely involved in each other’s lives protects grandparents against isolation and helps kids flourish.
The far-right activist could face prison for harassing two Daily Mail journalists.
Immigration has always caused ideological tensions for the party.
Climate breakdown could undermine the social trust, political cooperation and financial resources needed to tackle it – new research shows how this...
Coercive control can spill over to friends and family of the primary victim.
How many days you spend in the office matters less if your colleagues are not there with you.
Jesús de Miguel, a football played with CD Tenerife, may have died from commotio cordis. An anatomist explains the condition.
From photosynthesis to fluffy cloud formation, plankton play a huge role in planetary systems, from marine food chains to the carbon cycle.
The result is both an opportunity and a threat to Ukraine.
Some fungi are having an abundant year, but other types are struggling because of dry summer weather.
If you’ve ended up staring at a pile of rejected clothes this week, you’re not alone.
Class segregation between schools is quite simply unfair.
Taneyev rebelled against the prevailing mood in Russian classical music to forge a distinctive national style only through folk songs, history and...
The hackers compromised a laptop belonging to an IT engineer, according to Binance.
New research outlines how climate responsibility can become part of professional practice.
Prep can make HIV harder to detect if an infection occurs. Clear donation guidance can help protect donors and people receiving blood.
Although separated by centuries, these two epics pose dilemmas that separate the morality of the husband from the duty of the leader.
A fun, interactive but also thoughtful look at the real life experiences that inspired her world famous mysteries.
The findings are based on analysis of DNA from thousands of prehistoric human remains from Europe.
There are a few key areas where this popular cardio machine has an edge on other forms of exercise.
Depending on where they’re born, babies can be left without a clear nationality.
After two years of almost unbridled executive power under the Trump administration, the Democrats now control both houses of Congress.
History shows that opposition control of both chambers of US Congress need not mean less legislation.
It’s hard to imagine a world dominated by ‘great powers’ in the 21st century.
In an age where AI can create an image of everything and anything, verifying the truth is becoming much harder.
A new study estimates the lifetime risks of drinking alcohol and explains why staying within the UK’s 14-unit weekly limit doesn’t guarantee safety.
One of the film’s many pleasures is its detailed presentation of Easter Island.
The consequences of lighting firework displays are spread among households, public services and wildlife.
The AI agents do not truly experience friendship, but their exchanges are coherent and resemble the way humans correspond.
Britain’s pubs are not just businesses, they are part of the country’s social infrastructure.
The DRC outbreak has passed 10,000 cases. Here is why UK health officials rate the risk to Britain as low, and how Ebola differs from COVID.
Facing a hostile Congress, the US president is likely to focus on foreign policy to secure his legacy.
A recent UN biodiversity summit showed little progress has been made.
The 2026 Lancet Countdown reveals the growing health toll of extreme heat, while references to climate and health in UN speeches have declined.
On Gulliver’s third travel he meets the Projectors who have come up with a device that is surprisingly similar to our modern large language models.
The EU can’t agree what sort of relationship it wants with Canada.
Research with Welsh-speaking families reveals a generational shift, while experiences in Finland show the problem is not unique to Wales.
Three decades after ICI was broken up in the clamour for a knowledge economy, UK chemicals output is down 60% in five years.
The ritualised burning of the debris of the year can be dated back to pre-Christian times. Food was always an important part of the merrymaking.
Viewers are often turned off by the traditional jibes and jeering at PMQs.
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