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What happenedFor the first time in more than half a century, Nasa has dispatched astronauts to the Moon, although this mission will stop short of a surface landing. Artemis II lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center after a brief delay to resolve minor technical concerns. Four crew members – US ast...

What happenedKeir Starmer says the Iranian war is driving the UK to pursue stronger economic links with the European Union. The prime minister said an upcoming UK-EU summit would be used to expand joint work on trade and defence matters. The move comes amid friction with Washington over Britain and ...

What happenedAt least a hundred self-driving cars stopped mid-traffic in the Chinese city of Wuhan on Tuesday, trapping passengers. Chinese tech giant Baidu operates hundreds of its Apollo Go driverless taxis in dozens of cities, but it is unclear how many cars were affected by the outage.Who said w...
New research in Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park has revealed that bat guano is far more than waste, acting as the foundation of entire cave ecosystems and supporting agriculture. Scientist Raúl da Silva Armando Chomela says the findings could help communities to harvest it sustainably while pro...

One of Germany’s most famous actors has claimed that her TV presenter ex-husband spread deepfake pornographic images of her online – triggering public demonstrations demanding that the government tighten up the laws on digital violence against women.The case has gripped Germany, said the BBC, and “e...
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The Explainer Demand for renewable domestic energy is rising as Iran war threatens surging prices

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Talking Point Key survey rating is improving but dissatisfaction remains the majority experience in landmark annual poll

Talking Point In going to war, the Israeli PM is risking his country’s long-term security, as well as support at home and abroad

Talking Point Hospital delay in alerting authorities allowed students to continue mixing – potentially spreading infection



Under the Radar Bombshell allegations from TV star shifts debate on restricting AI pornography

Under the Radar Government seeks to narrow legal definition of transgender people and remove right to self-identify

Under the radar The nuclear waste problem may explode once again

Speed Read The mission will send four astronauts to the moon

Speed Read ‘No statute comes close to giving the president the authority he claims,’ said the judge

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