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It is the first time civilian victims of the highly toxic chemical will have their cases heard.

Google's Loon bows out - but thousands of satellites are taking to the skies to beam down the internet.

Scans of fossilised dinosaur remains reveal they were about 3ft long when they took their first steps.

Laboratory tests suggest antibodies can recognise and fight the UK and South Africa variants.

The actress explains why she has a "no nudity clause" written into her movie contracts.

Disrupted routines and ongoing uncertainty are contributing to a surge in insomnia. What can we do about it?

Already widely used in China, facial recognition payment is now expanding in other countries.

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Photographer George Logan highlights the decline of wild lions using conceptual images.

Billionaires' wealth has soared while the pandemic has plunged millions into poverty, Oxfam says.

Historical documents are uncovered that provide clues to a puzzle that haunted Charles Darwin.

Entrepreneur Elon Musk's SpaceX company delivers 143 satellites to orbit on a single rocket flight.

The extraordinary life of an American who invited hundreds of thousands to his Paris home for dinner.

Search efforts had been called off for Robert Weber, but he was reportedly found by a local MP.

The survivors in the collapsed Shandong province mine have been underground since 10 January.

After threatening to cut off Australia, could Google survive without it?

A bunker built during the Cold War is being auctioned with a guide price of £25,000.

Evidence suggests the variant that emerged in the UK may be more deadly as well as faster-spreading.

A photomontage seems to show the ex-president playing in the shadow of a warplane or large drone.

The most populous city in Africa is also one of its most vulnerable to inundation. To stay above water, everything from its architecture to its transport may have to change.

As a cheap and reliable way to store information, the humble QR code is finding new uses.

Senators approve law to protect the noises and smells of the countryside following high-profile cases

The tech giant says it will remove its main search function from Australia if it passes a new law.

Doctors say people should buy a pulse oximeter to monitor their oxygen levels at home.

Its health authorities give preliminary approval to the Russian-developed Sputnik V coronavirus jab.