Supporters of toppled President Mohamed Morsi vowed to continue defying government threats to clear them from their sprawling tent encampment in eastern Cairo – despite the massacre of scores of protesters by security forces over the weekend.
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Blue plaque to honour Welsh computing pioneer Donald Davies
Friday 26 July 2013
His invention forms basis of how information is shared online today
Scientists discover the molecule responsible for causing feelings of depression
Sunday 21 July 2013
Protein receptor is found to release hormones that can cause anxiety and depression
Motorcycling: Fast learner Lowes promises to end Byrne’s run of victories at Brands
Saturday 20 July 2013
The British Superbike champion is chasing a fourth title but has lost his speed advantage
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Wednesday 17 July 2013
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Wednesday 17 July 2013
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Friday 12 July 2013
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Paperback review: Higgs, By Jim Baggott
Friday 05 July 2013
Baggott explains the significance of the Higgs boson: “it implies the existence of the Higgs field… without [it] nothing could be”, although “God Particle is a name heartily despised by practising scientists”.
Cockatoos show they can master the nuts and bolts
Thursday 04 July 2013
Cockatoos can crack tough puzzles and even unpick locks to reach a reward, scientists have found.
Margherita Hack: Astrophysicist and activist who fought for left-wing causes in Italy
Tuesday 02 July 2013
Margherita Hack, who died on 29 June at the age of 91, was an astrophysicist who explained her research in plain language for the public and who championed civil rights in her native Italy. She died in Trieste, where she had headed an astronomical observatory.
Shockwave from Russian meteor that left 1,000 people injured 'went twice around the earth'
Friday 28 June 2013
Researchers said the event was the 'most powerful ever recorded' by the system
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Saturday 15 June 2013
London captured alive by a 21st-century Pepys
Scarf at the ready? Russell Brand says he'd love to replace Matt Smith as Doctor Who
Thursday 06 June 2013
Comedian Russell Brand has revealed that he would love to replace Matt Smith as Doctor Who.
Sir Michael Stoute pulls Telescope out of Royal Ascot return
Wednesday 05 June 2013
Those who were looking to Telescope to emerge as one of the stars of the season must wait a while longer to refocus their hopes. After some twinkling homework on the Newmarket gallops, the Sir Michael Stoute-trained colt galloped as swiftly up the betting for the Derby, only to defect from the Epsom showpiece with nine days to go because of a sore shin. Now he will miss his chance to shine at Royal Ascot, too.
The GCSE revolution: Michael Gove to introduce new 'I level' exam
Tuesday 04 June 2013
Students would have to wait a full year if they need re-sit
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- 4 Police seize possessions of rough sleepers in crackdown on homelessness
- 5 Demand for food banks has nothing to do with benefits squeeze, says Work minister Lord Freud
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