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Ukraine claims downing spy plane as Russian drones hit residential building in Odesa
Social media videos show aircraft on fire, though military sources offer conflicting accounts
Atlas of ocean life unveiled by Saudi Arabian university
Global gene catalogue reveals diversity of deep-sea marine life
Davos 2024: How a Swiss town became an economic changemaker
Alps community has become the World Economic Forum's unconventional headquarters
Vegetarians 'less likely to get Covid-19 than meat eaters'
New research highlights vegetarian foods' immune-boosting and antiviral properties
Toddler tech time: How early screen use can set back infant senses
Research suggests potential risks of digital media for young children, urging caution to help with sensory development
Engineers design robotic suit to boost mobility for Parkinson's sufferers
Innovative wearable device helps patients walk freely, offering hope for millions
Scientists hail new antibiotic that kills deadly hospital bacteria
New antibiotic shows promise against a major threat in healthcare settings
UK asylum claims at 20-year high as more than 50,000 gain leave to stay
Home Secretary says government fulfilled its promise while Labour says outstanding cases remain too high
British Kurd aid worker and Gulf envoy receive UK honours
New Year Honours list spotlights Middle East diaspora and links between Britain and the region
Quest for a food revolution: Can shipworms become naked clams?
Food insecurity, especially in the Middle East, has sparked a global drive to revolutionise what we eat using new technology and imagination
MPs propose penalty for ticket-dodging at football
Wembley chaos spurs call for new criminal offence after Euro final and Champions League woes
Ukraine airborne unit says captured soldiers killed by Russians
Prosecutors allege war crimes after video seems to show three unarmed men being killed
Violent assaults surge 12% on UK railways
Almost 4,000 incidents have been reported on British trains in the past year
No migrant Channel crossings over Christmas for first time in five years
Number of crossings fell in 2023 as Sunak pledges progress on backlog but offers no end date
Why green gimmicks are increasingly fooling no one
There are a number of surprising downsides to common eco-friendly products and practices
