Police ‘identify Novichok attack suspects’
Police are believed to have identified the suspected perpetrators of the Novichok attack on Sergei and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury, the Press Association says.
Trump UK visit: US President insults Theresa May before Chequers meeting
Donald Trump’s UK visit is off to a rocky start after he insulted Theresa May’s handling of Brexit and hailed Boris Johnson as a future prime minister in a fiery interview with a British tabloid newspaper.
Theresa May’s Brexit crisis: How to oust a Tory leader
Everything you need to know about Conservative leadership contests.
Millennials are less interested in gambling, but Las Vegas is more popular than ever
Unlike their parents, millenials are not gamblers and tend to prefer games of skill than chance and Las Vegas has started to take note.
Can the AgTech revolution prevent a global rice crisis?
How do we feed a global population which is predicted to rise to 11 billion by 2100, an increase of nearly 50 million people every year?
LinkedIn looks to kill off the business card with new mobile app QR codes
LinkedIn has introduced a new feature to replace paper business cards and bring real world networking into the digital age.
The World Cup in digital and social: the viewers, the tweets and the trolls
Fans are shifting their consumption of the World Cup online.
World Cup 2018: Modric and Mbappe on target for Golden Ball and Ballon d’Or double
The two greatest individual prizes in football, the World Cup Golden Ball and the Ballon d’Or could both be scooped by Croatian star Luka Modric or France’s teenage star Kylian Mbappe following Sunday’s World Cup final in Russia – the first time the prizes would be held by the same person since 1982.
Trump baby balloon: Why humour is such a powerful form of protest
The changing aesthetics of protest allow many more voices to be heard.
