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Wild chimpanzees show high alcohol metabolite levels from eating fermented fruit, supporting theories linking human drinking to ancient primate diets.
Keir Starmer has resigned after a Labour revolt, triggered by dismal local elections and a defence-spending split. He stays on as caretaker while the party picks a successor, likely Andy Burnham, by 1 September. What it means for Britain and beyond
The EV transition has shifted from an inevitable march of progress into a brutal Darwinian filter, where survival now depends on capital agility, hybrid profitability, and software execution rather than policy mandates.
Video games have evolved from niche hobby to a multi-billion dollar industry. Early games like "Spacewar!" led to the rise of arcades, consoles, and PC gaming, culminating in modern platforms like "Roblox".
The UN says restoration efforts in Florida’s Everglades have reached a 30-year high in ecological success, offering a rare global benchmark for large-scale wetland recovery and climate resilience.
India’s draft CAFE 3 and 4 norms ignite a high-stakes debate over special treatment for small cars and whether EVs should lose their “zero emission” status in future fleet-average rules.
Five years after the coup, Myanmar’s government-in-exile faces growing criticism that fragmented resistance, uneven governance, and stalled diplomacy are eroding its claim to lead the country’s pro-democracy movement.
Formula 1 cars are faster than ever, but their speed is controlled, stabilised, and sanitised. The wildness has not disappeared by accident. It has been engineered out.
Mahindra’s 2026 XUV 7XO emerges as a near-complete flagship, combining premium digital luxury and family comfort with the rugged capability of a true global SUV.
Honda HRC unveils its 2026 MotoGP colors and confirms Joan Mir and Luca Marini for a third straight season as the factory team doubles down on continuity in its rebuild.
Ferrari is launching its first all-electric vehicle, signaling a significant shift for the sports car manufacturer towards sustainable technology and competition in the evolving automotive market.
A Cambridge team's vaccine, with an active component designed entirely by computer simulation, passed a Phase I safety trial and triggered immune responses across several coronaviruses. It's a genuine milestone and still an early one.
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh held rates steady but talked tough on inflation, and half the committee now sees a 2026 hike. Markets that once priced cuts are repricing for the opposite. Here's what changed, and who feels it.
Ferrari's first EV is a 1,000hp, five-seat, €550,000 sedan styled with Jony Ive's LoveFrom. It's the boldest bet in Maranello's modern history - and the easiest to get wrong. We weigh whether it protects the brand or dilutes it.
Silicon, electrons, and geopolitics are converging into the defining industrial contest of the century. Whoever controls the compute controls the future.
New semiconductor venture promises to lower cost and time barriers to custom chip development, entering a market dominated by expensive, lengthy design cycles.
Athletes are facing increased scrutiny over their music choices at major events. Recent incidents highlight the need for cultural sensitivity and the potential for unintentional offense.
Labour leader Keir Starmer is facing ongoing challenges with public approval ratings 19 months after assuming office. Several factors may be contributing to the current perception.
The Trump administration’s warning to revoke FAA safety certifications for Canadian-made aircraft has raised the prospect of widespread flight disruptions, as Washington and Ottawa race to defuse a border security dispute.
Carlos Alcaraz made tennis history at the Australian Open by defeating Novak Djokovic to become the youngest man ever to complete a career Grand Slam, signaling a generational shift at the sport’s summit.
The UK’s designation of Barnsley as its first “Tech Town” marks a national test of whether AI-backed partnerships with Microsoft and Adobe can transform everyday public services at the local government level.
Claims linking Peter Mandelson to newly unsealed Epstein court files have triggered online speculation, but no official confirmation of a Labour Party resignation or verified evidence of wrongdoing has emerged.
After nearly two years of closure, Israel and Egypt confirmed the Rafah crossing will reopen for humanitarian evacuations, marking a cautious step toward restoring Gaza’s only non-Israeli gateway.
