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The race to better ‘theelectric vehicle experience’

The deadline is just a decade away. From 2035, if you buy a new car in the UK, it will have to be 1...

Australian scientists discover proteins that could help figh...

A team of Australian scientists has identified a group of proteins that could transform approaches ...

AI sewers helpingto prevent flooding

Artificial Intelligence (AI) deployed in the sewer system has helped prevent West Sussex homes from...

Fat may be crucial for brain metabolism

While glucose, or sugar, is a well-known fuel for the brain, Weill Cornell Medicine researchers hav...

Paramount to pay Trump $16m to settle 60 Minutes lawsuit

US media company Paramount Global has agreed to pay $16 million (£13.5m) to settle a legal dispute ...

What to do if you think someone has heatstroke

During hot weather, it can be easy to overheat, sometimes resulting in heat exhaustion or heatstrok...

German Prince Harald von Hohenzollern dies suddenly at 63

Prince Harald von Hohenzollern of Germany has died suddenly at age 63, just days before the birth o...

Canaletto Masterpiece Shatters the Painter’s Auction Record

Canaletto’s sublime view of Venice, which once hung in the offices of Robert Walpole, the U.K.’s fi...

The unspoken spectator rules and dress codes of the tennis t...

The Championships have begun, and the quintessentially British tennis tournament has some very part...

Study finds protein abundant in human body worsening diabete...

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay have identified a previously unknown...

First non-silicon computer hints at future tech

Researchers have built a computer from scratch without silicon, a “milestone” in showing that it is...

HPV becoming major factor for rise in cancer cases among Ind...

A growing number of oncologists across India have expressed concern over Human Papillomavirus (HPV)...

The Third Eye: New shades of ‘proxy war’

Wars were always fought outside of the ‘battlefield’ as well- through the classic operations of Esp...

New book chronicles Japan’s rich history

Tracing Japan’s story from its prehistoric beginnings around 14,500 BCE to its rise as a cutting-ed...

Sculpture installed in church as ‘gift’ to city

An art exhibit encouraging people to reflect on their stories has been opened as a “gift” to a city...