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What is the Doomsday Clock and how does it work?

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Ants can ‘sniff out’ cancer in urine, scientists find

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Jan 25, 2023

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UK’s first vertical rocket launch could take place this summer

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‘Nobody expected this’: Scientists stunned by spiders who can regrow lost anuses

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Jan 24, 2023

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‘Golden boy’ mummy ‘digitally unwrapped’ for first time

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Jan 24, 2023

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Twitter’s sued over claims of unpaid rent… by King’s property portfolio

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Jan 24, 2023

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‘Building blocks of life’ found inside icy clouds 500 light years from Earth

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Jan 23, 2023

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Once-in-a-lifetime green comet approaching closest point to Earth

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Today in China, it’s the end of the world (of Warcraft)

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‘Digital mimics’ among 16 projects launched to help NHS with winter pressure

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The rise of the pro controller: Why gamers are spending more than £200 for a new pad

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‘Exceptionally unlikely’ mass crab deaths were caused by dredging

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‘He inspired millions’: British astronaut Tim Peake retires

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Jan 20, 2023

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Google job fears in UK and Ireland as parent firm slashes 12,000 staff globally

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Brain injury campaigners ‘bitterly disappointed’ as trial of temporary concussion subs rejected

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What is the Doomsday Clock and how does it work?

Ants can ‘sniff out’ cancer in urine, scientists find

UK’s first vertical rocket launch could take place this summer

‘Nobody expected this’: Scientists stunned by spiders who can regrow lost anuses

‘Golden boy’ mummy ‘digitally unwrapped’ for first time

Twitter’s sued over claims of unpaid rent… by King’s property portfolio

‘Building blocks of life’ found inside icy clouds 500 light years from Earth

Once-in-a-lifetime green comet approaching closest point to Earth

Today in China, it’s the end of the world (of Warcraft)

‘Digital mimics’ among 16 projects launched to help NHS with winter pressure

The rise of the pro controller: Why gamers are spending more than £200 for a new pad

‘Exceptionally unlikely’ mass crab deaths were caused by dredging

‘He inspired millions’: British astronaut Tim Peake retires

Google job fears in UK and Ireland as parent firm slashes 12,000 staff globally

Brain injury campaigners ‘bitterly disappointed’ as trial of temporary concussion subs rejected

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