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Elon Musk in row with Danish astronaut over claim Biden abandoned ISS pair
Friday briefing: Will Labour’s £270m package make a difference to an ailing arts industry?
Good morning. Everyone who has worked in the arts, from the heads of major institutions to the creatives who depend on their funding, has been warning for years about the dire state of the sector. As investment dwindled and contempt for arts and humanities education became mainstream – fuelled by …
‘Our neighbours are daring to choose fascism again’: Germany’s election leaves many fearing what lies ahead
Flanked by market stalls selling everything from Turkish borëk pastries to bedazzled iPhone cases, Lina, 53, confessed that she was racked with worry about what may lie ahead for her three children once Sunday night’s election is over.
She has lived in Germany for decades, carving out a life for …
Worm-like creature with ‘dark secret’ wins New Zealand bug of the year
Man whose left eye ‘melted’ in acid attack thanks placenta donor who helped him heal
A man whose left eye was “melted” during an acid attack has thanked the woman who donated her placenta, giving him the chance to recover his sight.
Paul Laskey dashed in to protect his son from being robbed at knifepoint when the attacker squirted him in the face with a …
Archaeologists discover first pharaoh’s tomb in Egypt in more than a century
It was when British archaeologist Dr Piers Litherland saw that the ceiling of the burial chamber was painted blue with yellow stars that he realised he had just discovered the first tomb of an Egyptian pharaoh to be found in more than a century.
Litherland had been exploring the Valley …
Mark Zuckerberg’s charity guts DEI after assuring staff it would continue
Microsoft unveils chip it says could bring quantum computing within years
Quantum computers could be built within years rather than decades, according to Microsoft, which has unveiled a breakthrough that it said could pave the way for faster development.
The tech firm has developed a chip which, it says, echoes the invention of the semiconductors that made today’s smartphones, computers and …
Leftwing activists less likely to work with political rivals than other UK groups, study finds
Wednesday briefing: From Berlin to Helsinki – and even in London - barriers excluding the far right are disintegrating
Good morning. Kemi Badenoch has dismissed the idea of any kind of pact between the Conservatives and Reform UK – but, as the last couple of days have made abundantly clear, they are drinking from the same well.
On Monday, Badenoch spoke at a conference organised by the Alliance for …