Articles
German far right sets sights on power as 'firewall' cracks
Alternative for Germany revels in polling successes at party congress
Meet your new chef? Robot cook is ready with a risotto
Robotic arm is programmed to make hundreds of recipes planned by professional chefs
Russia claims Ukrainian missile injures 15 in border town
Blast reported near cafe in Taganrog in mainland Russia
British Gas owner reports 889 per cent rise in profit
Centrica says price cap changes helped it bring in almost £1 billion
British scientist Jim Skea elected chairman of IPCC climate panel
Vote in Kenya puts UK expert at helm of body that sums up human knowledge on global warming
Germany seeks hydrogen-exporting friends in global south
Berlin makes development offer to countries that could sell clean energy
AI may need 'Sputnik moment' to wake up public to risks
British MP Tobias Ellwood says warfare will be altered by machine learning
UN warns of food security polycrisis in Arab world
Kuwaiti economist says Russia's withdrawal from Black Sea grain deal could worsen picture
UK minister to go on holiday to 'safe' Greece despite wildfires
Housing Secretary rejects concerns that Foreign Office advice to tourists is too relaxed
UN says Russia's grain gambit already having negative effects
Antonio Guterres urges Moscow to return to Black Sea shipping deal
Iraq angered as Quran set on fire again in Denmark
Members of far-right group burn holy book outside Iraqi embassy in Copenhagen
BBC presenter George Alagiah dies aged 67
Newsreader was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2014
Spain in stalemate as far-right flop leaves no clear election winner
Prime Minister's Socialist Party beats expectations but has no easy path to power
Planes pinned down as climate-related storms worry airports
Cyclones seen as dangers to aviation industry as it adapts to global warming
Sweden braces for new Quran burning after Baghdad protest
Activist plans to proceed with stunt at Iraqi embassy after getting permit from police in Stockholm
