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I’m not afraid to say it: dogs are in their flop era. Or maybe, just their owners are. The ones who bring a Great Dane into the grocery store, or hole up in a cocktail bar with a giant Saint Bernard at their feet. Dog people used to symbolize sensitivity, …

Colossal Biosciences founder Ben Lamm is working to revive the woolly mammoth and the dodo – but he wants to make clear the ending will be different to that of Steven Spielberg’s gory dinosaur epic

Jurassic Park

“People have to remember that that was a movie, right?” …

US credit card debt reached a

record $1.17tn

Good morning. Last night, the Home Office

published footage

Migrant workers who come to the UK to bolster the country’s care system are having to share beds, sleep rough, and are in some cases being charged more than £20,000 in illegal fees, according to research.

A survey of more than 3,000 people who have travelled to the UK on …

Government officials say they are increasingly pessimistic over the financial stability of professional rugby union, as they defended

loans given to sports organisations

A National Audit Office (NAO) report published last year said that as much as £29m of a total £474 million lent …

Sir Gino, who had been the odds-on favourite for the Arkle Trophy at Cheltenham next month since

his brilliant chasing debut

John Cooney, the young Irish boxer who has died after a title fight in Belfast, has been described by the former world champion Barry McGuigan as a “lovely sweet kid” whose life was “snapped away”.

As a condolence book was opened at Belfast’s Ulster Hall, his manager Mark Dunlop said …

The first thing the three militants did on entering Syria’s notorious Palestine branch prison as free men was to search for their former solitary confinement cells. They crossed under the towering iron gates and barbed wire at the edge of the Damascus complex after the

fall of …

The biggest child abuse trial in French history will open in Brittany this month amid anger that a surgeon was allegedly able to attack hundreds of young patients over decades, targeting some when they were under anaesthetic, in the post-surgery recovery room or in their hospital beds.

France is braced …