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‘Miracle’ breakthrough in cement recycling could slash emissions
Process could revolutionise production of concrete, the world's most used material and huge contributor to climate change
Seatbelts, safety and spotting air pockets: The lessons of the turbulence death flight
Experts say incident is a reminder that passengers need to keep seatbelts on during flights
Tributes to former marine found dead after being accused of spying
Death being treated as unexplained
Migrant shipwreck trial dropped as protesters clash with police
Greece lacks jurisdiction to hear case of suspects accused of shipwreck that killed hundreds of migrants
Trial finds AI detects cancer twice as quickly as humans
Technology will be used to improve the accuracy of radiation beams to combat the disease
Climate change may be behind historic Antarctica sea ice loss
Continent’s historically low sea-ice levels 'a one-in-2,000-year event without effects of climate change'
Netanyahu and Sinwar arrest warrants sought at ICC
Prosecutor Karim Khan applies for arrest warrants for five people in connection with the Israel-Gaza war
Universities must raise fees or face bankruptcy, leaders warn
Estimated increases of between £2,000 and £3,500 a year are required per student to protect the sector
Sudan's warring sides 'must de-escalate', says Britain's David Cameron
Villages around El Fasher have been burnt down and hospitals destroyed, leaving 'hundreds' dead in the violence
Halal Sunday roasts become all-week hit at London restaurant
Catering to the needs of Muslim diners allows UK capital's eateries to capture new customers
Global life expectancy set to rise by almost five years by 2050
Average lifespan predicted to rise from 73.6 years in 2022 to 78.1 years in 2050
Synagogue attack suspect shot dead by police in France
Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin says armed man was neutralised
Cost of sending a child to UK boarding school leaps by 9%
Families pay more than £6,000 a term for their child to attend day school and almost £8,000 to board
Lost branch of Nile may hold key to pyramids riddle
Experts believe ancient Egyptians used a nearby waterway to transport millions of 2.3-tonne stone blocks
Six police officers hurt in pro-Palestine protest at defence factory
Demonstrators claim centre produces parts for Israeli drones
