The UN refugee agency today compared the photograph to the 2015 image of the three-year-old Syrian boy Alan Kurdi who drowned off the Greek island of Kos. But will it move enough hearts to change Trump’s hardline immigration measures?
Nasa is to open some pristine samples of moon rocks and dirt which have been stored for decades after being collected by Apollo astronauts. Hundreds of pounds of moon rocks are locked up at Johnson Space Centre in Houston, and lab workers are preparing to give some of the samples ...
Tests on mice have shown the proteins spread via the vagus nerve, which runs like an electrical cable from the stomach and small intestine, into the base of the brain.
The Duchy of Cornwall’s assets are worth more than £1 billion, annual accounts have shown. The assets of the Duchy, a portfolio of land, property and investments which provide an income for the Prince of Wales, have risen £33 million to £1,099,748,000 in 2018/2019. Charles’s annual income from the duchy ...
James Banning, 36, held a grudge against his neighbours after discovering they complained about him
Its designer said the hybrid electric craft, which can land on the length of a football pitch, could become the go-to option for long distance green commuters
The firm said it is losing a “significant” amount of business from UK passengers who do not return from Amsterdam by train because there's no direct service.
DUP leader Arlene Foster has said it is “very important” Britain leaves the European Union by October 31, but she refused to back either candidate to become the next prime minister. She said the Government must keep a no-deal Brexit on the table and claimed repeated extensions are fuelling public ...
Gareth Patterson QC told the Old Bailey that reasonable monitoring of terrorist Khuram Butt would have picked up discussions on planning.