UBER'S LONDON RIVALS CIRCLE AS THE COMPANY FACES ITS JUDGEMENT DAY
As Uber heads to court next month, its London rivals are partnering up to take it down
CHINESE AMERICANS ARE ALREADY MOURNING THE END OF WECHAT
WeChat is an instrument of censorship and surveillance. It is also a lone bridge between China and the West
THIS CORONAVIRUS VACCINE WOULD BE TWO BREAKTHROUGHS IN ONE
An mRNA Covid vaccine would be a world-first - representing not just a victory over the current virus, but a real step forward in the...
A DIGITAL REVOLUTION IS CHANGING THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY
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THE ANALOGUE REVOLUTION WITH GEORGE DYSON
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BOSSES STARTED SPYING ON REMOTE WORKERS. NOW THEY'RE FIGHTING BACK
Surveilling software is flourishing during the pandemic. And employees are finding creative ways of evading the company gaze
THESE DOGS ARE BEING TRAINED TO SNIFF OUT CORONAVIRUS
A new project is testing whether dogs can be used to detect infected people at airports
SARAH COOPER SKEWERS TRUMP ON TIKTOK. NOW BORIS IS IN HER SIGHTS
Sarah Cooper is on a mission - to turn the President of the United States' own words into a weapon of mass hysterics
DEEPFAKES ARE GETTING CHEAPER, EASIER AND WAY MORE CONVINCING
Using open-source software and some pocket change, a researcher created plausible images and audio of actor Tom Hanks
HOW TO TAKE BETTER PHOTOS WITH YOUR SAMSUNG GALAXY CAMERA
Get awesome pet shots and cinematic horizons with our guide to the best Samsung phone photography tips and tricks
THE PROBLEMATIC PAST OF THE SHIP AT THE HEART OF BEIRUT'S EXPLOSION
The MV Rhosus brought deadly ammonium nitrate to Beirut seven years ago. How that happened shows the issues with the shipping world
THE BIG RISE IN SMALL BEER IS THE BEGINNING OF THE END FOR HANGOVERS
The first generation of craft beer drinkers have grown up: they want all the taste and none of the hangover. Indie brewers have risen...
CAN THE BIGGEST EVER FLU VACCINE PROGRAMME STOP A SECOND WAVE?
The number of people reporting flu-like symptoms is set to triple over winter. The government is hoping that vaccinating 30 million...
WHERE ZOOM GOES NEXT
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THERE'S A BIG FIGHT BREWING OVER THE PREMIER LEAGUE'S PLAYER DATA
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WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT INVESTORS' PROBLEM WITH VAGINAS
An aversion amongst male venture capitalists to talk about vaginas is belittling a whole generation of female entrepreneurs
ORCHESTRAS ARE TOTALLY SAFE. JUST STAY AWAY FROM THE FLUTE PLAYER
How scientists armed with saline solution and slow-mo cameras proved that it was safe for the show to go on
AS MONZO FLOUNDERS, ARCH RIVAL STARLING BANK IS SET TO MAKE A PROFIT
Starling Bank has dodged the coronavirus meltdown and is on the verge of profitability and international expansion
SONY WH-1000XM4 REVIEW: THE BEST HEADPHONES JUST GOT BETTER
With improvements across the board, the Sony XM4s are our new favourite headphones bar none and, most importantly of all, they're a...
THE TERRIFYING PHYSICS BEHIND BEIRUT'S DEADLY EXPLOSION
Nearly 3,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate detonated in the port of Beirut - here's how it happened
Downgraded SQA exams to be withdrawn and new grades issued to pupils
Deputy First Minister John Swinney today apologised to the 75,000 young people whose estimated mark was reduced by the SQA Read more ...
Manchester United 'eyeing up move for Barcelona flop Ousmane Dembele' as...
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Coronavirus: Russia becomes first country to approve COVID-19 vaccine - but...
Russia has become the first country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine, Vladimir Putin has announced, amid concerns the process was rushed for political purposes. Read more ...
Police say active investigation into racist murder of Stephen Lawrence has ended
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Charles's birthday photo 'was absolute nightmare because of Harry and William'
Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton, Princes William and Harry, George, Charlotte and Louis all joined Prince Charles in the sweet photos, which were released to mark his 70th birthday Read more ...
Our Girl will not return for series five as BBC axes military drama...
Our Girl will not return for series five Our Girl will not return for a fifth series. It was announced today that the military drama has ended with its fourth outing, which... Read more ...
Debenhams to cut 2,500 jobs as high street bloodbath continues
The department store will slash thousands of jobs and close stores in an effort to keep afloat following the impact of the coronavirus crisis on trading Read more ...
Lockdown reimposed in New Zealand after first outbreak in 102 days
Four new cases have been recorded in Auckland Coronavirus has broken out again in New Zealand after 102 days without any new cases. Four members of the same household have... Read more ...
Downgraded exam results for North Lanarkshire pupils to be scrapped
Nearly half of the area's Higher candidates will now be issued with the improved results predicted by their teachers. Read more ...
4 reasons why the stock market has rallied near record highs despite the...
The stock market is on the verge of hitting record all-time highs, with the S&P 500 trading less than 1% below its intraday high of 3,393 on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq 100... Read more ...