Vice chairman of joint chiefs of staff warns China has done hundreds of hypersonic missile tests
The public should be worried that China has completed hundreds of hypersonic missile tests while the US has done less than 10, says the nation’s second-highest ranking military officer, echoing…
Ancestor whose name honours Cecil Rhodes should be renamed to help decolonise science, experts say
Another row over Rhodes. Experts say that an ancient ancestor named Cecil Rhodes should also be renamed in order to decolonize science. Scientists suggest that the homo Rhodesiensis, which was…
TOM UTLEY: I know few will pity me, but the tax hike on cigarettes has left me fuming (£12k a year)
Did you notice a truly extraordinary omission from most of the coverage of Wednesday’s Budget? It’s not surprising, but it was something I found remarkable. In all the thousands of…
Rising costs ‘will wipe out Budget booze price cut’, industry experts say
Rising costs “will wipe out booze prices cut”: Industry experts believe that any budget move to lower the cost of drinks will be offset by other increases of up to…
Brian Cox SLAMS Johnny Depp as ‘overrated’ and Quentin Tarantino as ‘all surface’ in new memoir
Succession star Brian Cox is not holding back as he calls out some of his least-liked Hollywood faces in a fiery new memoir – that would make his character Logan…
Archaeology: Roman statues found UNDERNEATH the site of a Norman church in Stoke Mandeville
Experts call this a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ discovery that found Roman statues under a Norman church in Stoke Mandeville in Buckinghamshire. The three stone busts were found beneath the ruins and remains…
Ed Sheeran’s latest album = a tonic for our times: ADRIAN THRILLS reviews new album
Ed Sheeran: = (Asylum) Verdict: Makes the most of its sums right Rating: After leaving fans waiting for two years, Ed Sheeran is back with a new album called =…
Macron keen to force a confrontation with Britain at every opportunity, writes NABILA RAMDANI
Diplomacy was abruptly scuttled when the French decided to arrest British seamen in the escalating war over fishing rights. In any dispute, it is a big step to deny freedom…
How one man and his rake create magical illusions at the coast – but only until the tide turns
The artist making waves: A man and his rope create magical illusions on the coast – but only until it turns. Jon Foreman (29), creates amazing designs in sand along…
Competition chief says web giants can be ‘vectors’ for ‘fake news and disinformation’
The competition watchdog in the UK has warned that web giants like Google and Facebook could damage democracy and have ‘little regard for’ users’ privacy and the harm they cause.…