Stopping jihadis on way to Syria ‘raises UK threat’, counter terror chief warns
Police say ‘frustrated’ extremists more likely to attack in Britain
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GRU doctor ‘sent to Salisbury to administer novichok antidote’
'We know that novichok exposure needs immediate antidote so it makes eminent sense to have a military doctor, who is also a trained GRU operative, who can play his part in the operation'
Rupert Grint: ‘I can’t remember life before Harry Potter’
The actor, who plays a gangster in the upcoming second season of ‘Snatch’, talks to Jack Shepherd about growing up as a star of Harry Potter films, buying weird stuff, and why he's 'closed the book' on Ron Weasley
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‘It’s totally chaotic’: Top UK scientist fears Brexit will strip leadership from UK
No-deal outcome could see research thrown ‘completely into disarray’ as British project leaders have their positions handed to European partners
If the PM truly wanted to end austerity, she’d support a Final Say
Public finances are being put under considerable stress by the economic slowdown accompanying Brexit, but a Final Say vote could change that
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From Newcastle and New Zealand to the Killing Fields of Cambodia
In 1978, three young men on a gap year strayed into Cambodian waters and were discovered by members of the Khmer Rouge. Holly Baxter retraced the steps of her fellow Geordie, John Dawson Dewhirst, and his tragic companions, to uncover a haunting tale
Do we have Obama and Blair to thank for Trump and Brexit?
It might be called Newton’s third law of politics – that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. But, as John Rentoul explains, sometimes politics can be more complicated than physics
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Facebook Portal device can follow you around the room with its camera
The release of the smart home hardware comes just months after multiple privacy scandals for the company
Europa has huge shards of ice that could stop us finding aliens
The towering blades and spikes could kill any spacecraft that tried to land on the surface
Desiree Akhavan: 'Bisexuality is taboo in queer and straight worlds'
Akhavan speaks to Alexandra Pollard about her new Channel 4 comedy ‘The Bisexual’, which explores the sexual orientation still seen as ‘gauche’
Rupert Grint interview: 'I can’t remember life before Harry Potter'
The actor, who plays a gangster in the upcoming second season of ‘Snatch’, talks to Jack Shepherd about growing up as a star of Harry Potter films, buying weird stuff, and why he's 'closed the book' on Ron Weasley
Netherlands stands to gain from companies leaving UK after Brexit
Brexit viewed as a 'lose-lose' situation by Dutch foreign minister Stef Blok, but he admitted there were some advantages for the Netherlands as a result
Big Four face scrutiny as watchdog launches competition probe
Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC have been named in a string of scandals and faced accusations of conflicts of interest
Watch live video from Alabama as Hurricane Michael barrels towards USA
The storm is set to produce winds of 100mph as it makes its way towards the Florida coast
Khabib submits McGregor before attacking rival's corner
The Russian had to be given a police cordon out of the Octagon after attacking McGregor's corner, while the Irishman was assaulted by three men who were later arrested