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The French actress Catherine Deneuve is one of about 100 female writers, performers and academics who have put their names to an open letter denouncing the "puritanism" they claim has emerged in the wake of the recent sexual harassment scandals. The letter, published in Le Monde, also condemns the denunciations, which followed allegations of rape and sexual harassment against Hollywood producer Ha
Lost Roman roads and hidden archaeological remains are likely to be uncovered in a new project to map the entire English landscape using state-of-the-art lasers. Under plans unveiled by the Environment Agency today, specialist aircraft equipped with laser scanners will be touring the country, recording all 50,000 square miles of land in more detail than ever before. All the data gathered will be m
Dr Riko Muranaka (left) and Trinh T Minh-ha (right) were both booked as guests on Woman's Hour Credit: BBC Woman's Hour/Genevieve Shiffrar/Berkeley University One is a Japanese doctor acclaimed for her work promoting the safety of the HPV vaccine. The other is a Vietnamese film-maker, in Britain for the opening of her retrospective at the Institute of Contemporary Arts. Unfortunately, staff at BBC
Seventy-seven countries experienced at least one death from terrorism last year, a new report has revealed. Total fatalities for 2016, however, fell for the second year in a row. The 2017 Global Terrorism Index, published today by the Institute for Economics and Peace, offers a guide to the countries hit hardest by terrorism – and most at risk from a future attack. Iraq, which was the location of
An element of the meal to be served at the state dinner for US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump in Seoul Credit: AFP PHOTO / THE BLUE HOUSE International politics will literally be on the menu during US President Donald Trump’s visit to South Korea on Tuesday, after it was revealed that shrimp caught in disputed waters will be served up at a state banquet in Seoul. The four-cour
Dubai police are testing out futuristic hovering motorbikes which they hope will one day from part of its hi-tech patrol fleet. Not content with Ferrari and Lamborghini supercars, the tech-savvy force are now looking to invest in innovative new ways of fighting crime and protect the public. The hoverbike concept, developed by Russian company Hoversurf, was unveiled at Dubai’s Gitex Technology week
HMS Queen Elizabeth, the UK's newest aircraft carrier, arrives in Portsmouth Credit: PA Britain is reportedly preparing for the possibility of war breaking out with North Korea as concerns rise that another provocative missile test could trigger a military response by the US. North Korea is being closely watched amid fears it could launch another long-range missile test on Tuesday to mark the anni
Deadliest mass shooting in US history at Las Vegas concertMore than 59 killed, 527 injured at Route 91 Harvest FestivalGunman sprays bullets from 32nd floor of Mandalay BayDonald Trump: Las Vegas shooting was 'act of pure evil'Isil claims it was behind attack; police say motive unclearStephen Paddock, 64, 'was multimillionaire real estate investor'Festival crowd had nowhere to hide as hail of gunf
Frauke Petry (left) stunned party colleagues, including top candidates Alexander Gauland (centre) and Alice Weide (right), when she announced she would not take up the AfD party whip in parliament Credit: TOBIAS SCHWARZ/AFP/Getty Images The resurgent German far-Right looked in danger of imploding within hours of its electoral triumph on Monday, as one of its most prominent new MPs announced she wa
The photograph of King Faisal and the Star Wars character ended up in a history textbook Credit: Abdullah al-Shehri The founding of the United Nations was a historic moment that saw leaders from across the planet join together to commit to a more peaceful world. But most historians don’t remember the Jedi master Yoda being among them. The Saudi government is scrambling to withdraw a history textbo
Since 1902, Marmite has been both the nation’s most loved and most hated breakfast spread. So much so, in fact, that Marmite is one of the most confiscated items in British airports. It may also have some surprising health benefits, with studies showing that the yeast extract could even help to stave off dementia or prevent birth defects. Now, DNA Fit - a genetics company that reports on genetic m
Cambridge University is considering axing compulsory written exams and allowing students to use laptops or iPads instead, after tutors complained that students' handwriting is becoming illegible. Academics say that the move, which would bring an end to more than 800 years of tradition, has come about because students rely too heavily on laptops in lectures, and are losing the ability to write by h
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GRU officer Eduard Shishmakov (1) meeting Aleksandar Sindjelic (2) ahead of the foiled coup attempt These are the covert surveillance photographs said to offer key proof Russian intelligence officers plotted a violent coup that would have ended in the assassination of a European leader. The pictures obtained by European intelligence agencies allegedly show two officers of Russia’s GRU military spy
North Korea fires missile over JapanCitizens on Japan's northern Hokkaido island warned to 'evacuate to basement'Donald Trump says 'All options are on the table'Japan condemns launch as 'unprecedented threat'China warns situation now at a 'tipping point'South Korea responds with bombing drillsUN Security Council to hold meeting on Tuesday'There's nowhere to run': Japanese residents tell of 'worryi
The young computer expert who stopped the WannaCry global cyber attack could face decades in a US prison following accusations that he helped create and sell a malicious software that targeted bank accounts. Marcus Hutchins, who saved the NHS from cyber criminals, could face a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison in the US if he is found guilty of the charges. Hutchins, who was at a hacking conf
France will outlaw the sale of all petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040, its new environment minister, Nicolas Hulot, has announced. It will also ban any “new project to use petrol, gas or coal”, as well as shale oil, by that date. The radical measures were unveiled at a press conference as part of French president Emmanuel Macron’s pledge to “make the planet great again”. Mr Hulot, a former star wi
General view of flats in the Kensington Row development, in Kensington, west London, where some residents affected by the Grenfell Tower disaster are to be re-housed Credit: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire Residents of the luxury development in Kensington, in which Grenfell families are due to be rehoused, have been criticised after voicing their anger and unease over the move. Speaking to The Guardian,
Heroic residents of the Grenfell tower saved their neighbours by banging on their doors and guiding them to safety, it has emerged. Local community centres and religious buildings have opened to help those who have lost their homes, and left with nothing but their pyjamas. Some put their own lives at risk to rescue others. Muslims awake due to Ramadan may have saved lives Rashida, a local resident
Researcher Mario Corsalini stands by giant gypsum rosette crystals in the Naica mine in Chihuahua, Mexico Credit: Penelope J Boston/PA Lifeforms which have been living inside crystals for up to 60,000 years have been revived by NASA, raising hopes that alien organisms could be found in extreme environments on other planets. Penelope Boston, the director of NASA's Astrobiology Institute, and her te
The anonymous crusader roams Bristol at night with the 'Apostrophiser' - a long-handled tool he created to reach the highest signs Credit: BBC Points West/SWNS A self-styled ‘grammar vigilante’ has revealed that he has spent years changing offending shop signs in the dead of night. Wielding an ‘apostrophiser’ – a broom handle laden with two sponges and a number of stickers – the man has corrected
Attractive science presenters like Brian Cox or Alice Roberts are perceived as less competent than ordinary-looking scientists, a new study shows. While scientists who combine brains and beauty were found to be more interesting, the public believes they are less academically able, and so may distrust their opinions or findings. Lead researcher Dr Will Skylark, from Cambridge University's Departmen
Lizzy Fenton, a student at the University of Minnesota, became a viral star this week after sharing a PowerPoint slideshow she put together, supposedly to convince her crush to go out with her. Titled "Why You Should Date Me," the six-slide presentation makes all manner of convincing arguments as to why Lizzy would be an excellent girlfriend, including: • She is “financially stable” with “wealthy
Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia, will leave the board of the Guardian newspaper after opting to launch his own rival news operation that will compete for staff, stories and donations. The 50-year-old, who joined the board of Guardian Media Group as a non-executive director little over a year ago, has revealed plans to launch Wikitribune, an outlet aiming to provide "factual and neutral" n
Like mothers everywhere I’ve spent the Easter holidays keeping my four children entertained, fed and chauffeured. But in between I’ve been shopping for an upcoming two-week trip to Sydney, a trip that - thrillingly - won’t include anyone else. New research suggests that more women are travelling alone than ever before. This year a third of all British travellers will holiday alone, and nearly 60 p
Jump to navigation The animal threw the missile from the top of a tree after becoming frustrated with his tiring labour, according to reports. Leilit Janchoom, 48, had employed the monkey to pick coconuts which he could then sell for around 4p each. The animal – named Brother Kwan – found the work tedious and strenuous but Mr Janchoom refused to let him rest, dishing out beatings if he refused to
The chief executive of United Airlines has said he feels "shame and embarrassment" and vowed that a passenger will never be dragged screaming from one of its planes again. Oscar Munoz was pilloried for his initial response to the incident in which he backed his staff after David Dao, 69, a doctor, was hauled off an overbooked flight by airport police in Chicago. Amid a global backlash on social me
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