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A Scottish tourist has been arrested in Colombia after allegedly trying to board a flight home with nearly 2kg of cocaine in his suitcase.Read More
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That box full of wires you’ve kept for years could help avert a looming crisis
The unused cables and broken tech items you have tucked away at home could help steer the UK away from a copper crisis, according to new research.
Lab-grown food may be a step closer to UK approval as watchdog assesses safety
Lab-grown meat and vegetable products may be getting closer to approval for consumption in the UK as the food safety watchdog will be researching them to ensure they are safe.
Human trafficking charges against Stagecoach tycoon dropped
Human trafficking charges against bus tycoon Dame Ann Gloag have been dropped, the Crown Office has confirmed.Read More
Female captain of sunken ship is subjected to ‘vile’ abuse
New Zealand's defence minister has hit out at "armchair admirals" who have criticised the female captain of one of the country's naval ships that sank last week.Read More
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The 2024 Nobel prize for physics has been awarded to two scientists who laid "the foundation" for artificial intelligence - although one of them recently warned the technology could be the end of humanity.
US officials threaten to break up Google
US officials have confirmed they are considering breaking up Google's "illegal monopoly" of internet searches.
World’s longest-serving death row inmate acquitted
The world's longest-serving death row prisoner has been acquitted after a court in Japan ruled he wasn't behind a 1966 multiple murder. Read More
US officials threaten to break up Google
US officials have confirmed they are considering breaking up Google's "illegal monopoly" of internet searches. Read More
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