EU launches €10bn space programme to rival Musk’s Starlink
The EU has launched an ambitious €10bn (£8.3bn) space programme with a constellation of 290 satellites to rival Elon Musk’s Starlink, further widening the post-Brexit
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Sometimes the only explanation that makes sense is that football is governed not by the laws of physics, by data and xG and logic, but
Carry-On up the cockpit: we’ve got it in for the title of Netflix’s new airplane thriller
From time to time, a film made in the US will reach these shores with a slightly different title. Ford v Ferrari, for example, was
Last Tango in Paris screening in French capital cancelled amid women’s rights protests
A prestigious French cinema has cancelled a screening of Last Tango in Paris after women’s rights groups protested at its infamous rape scene filmed without
Lucy Letby lawyer seeks fresh appeal over reliability of expert witness
Lucy Letby’s lawyer has announced he is seeking to reopen her appeal because the prosecution’s lead medical expert witness, Dr Dewi Evans, has changed his
‘That’s the Christmas No 1!’ How East 17 made festive favourite Stay Another Day
Tony Mortimer, singer, songwriter I didn’t see the band going much further than two or three singles, but our early dance hits built up such
Nosferatu: The Real Story review – insightful probe into a vampire classic
There are two types of vampire: one is the vulpine, Bela Lugosi-esque seducer, while the other is the “verminous” kind pioneered by Count Orlok in
Alleged Chinese spy linked to Prince Andrew named as Yang Tengbo
The alleged Chinese spy with links to Prince Andrew and who made connections at the heart of the UK establishment has been named as Yang
Canada’s deputy PM resigns as tensions with Trudeau rise over Trump tariffs
Canada’s deputy prime minister and minister of finance has resigned amid growing tensions with the prime minister, Justin Trudeau, over the looming threat posed by
Lycamobile tells nearly 90% of UK staff they could lose their jobs
Almost 90% of the UK workforce at the telecoms company Lycamobile have been told they could lose their jobs, the Guardian has learned, in an