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New cyber software 'can test the limits of AI's knowledge'
The software is designed to help companies identify limitations of AI systems and prevent potential risks of relying heavily on them
Poor sleep linked to doubled risk of genetic asthma, study finds
A healthy sleep pattern can lower the risk
Trial begins for Lebanese-Canadian charged in 1980 Paris synagogue bombing
Hassan Diab denies involvement in the unclaimed attack that killed four and injured dozens
Global emissions of banned ozone-destroying chemicals increasing, study finds
The rise is partly due to the use of these chemicals in the production of ozone-friendly alternatives, contrary to the goals of the Montreal Protocol
Scientists race against time to preserve Arctic ice samples
The team aims to collect two 125m ice cores to better understand the 'Arctic amplification' phenomenon
UK to impose unlimited fines on water companies for pollution
Water Restoration Fund to be established with fines levied on water companies
Ukraine and US criticise Russia's assumption of UNSC presidency
Tensions continue to escalate amid concerns over Moscow's plans to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus
Joshua returns to form with unanimous points win over Franklin
Former heavyweight champion earns first win since 2020 with a hard-fought victory over American challenger in London's O2 Arena
Dutch refugee ship typhoid outbreak caused by sewage leak, investigation finds
Cruise ship used to house asylum seekers criticized by rights groups
Britons held in Afghanistan make 'emotional' calls to families
One of the detainees has gained notoriety for online posts about his travels to dangerous countries
Chemical leak at pool co-owned by Olympic champion leads to evacuation
No public risk confirmed by West Midlands fire service as investigations into cause of incident at facility begin
England care home residents first on spring Covid-19 booster campaign
Online appointments to be available from April 5 and about 5 million people are eligible
Iran arrests women attacked with yoghurt for not wearing hijab
President Ebrahim Raisi reiterates that women should wear the headscarf as a 'religious necessity'
Blinken celebrates US National Arab American Heritage Month
National Arab American Heritage month highlights the diversity and contributions of Arab Americans in the US
Seized Iranian carving to go on display at British Museum
Sculpture worth £30m was seized while being smuggled and will be returned to Iran after being displayed at the museum
