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Solar power harnessed to generate 1,000°C heat in bid to clean up manufacturing
Process currently relies on energy-intensive process of burning fossil fuels
Blood test can detect cancer seven years before it develops
Scientists hope findings from the two UK-funded studies can boost efforts to prevent disease before it starts
Pro-Palestinian protesters take over London School of Economics building
Protest echoes similar encampments at universities across the US and Europe
UK to build laser missile warships after 'learning Red Sea lessons'
New vessels fitted with DragonFire energy weapons will draw on lessons from current conflicts, including Houthi attacks on commercial shipping
Two men jailed in clampdown on London's Rolex Ripper crime wave
Robbers used machetes in violent attacks in which they stole two Rolex watches
UK universities face 'calamitous' fall in foreign student applications
President of Universities UK criticises efforts to limit the number of students from abroad
Giant solar storm threatens power grids and navigation
US Space Weather Prediction Centre issues watch alert for first time since 2005
Labour plans to use anti-terror powers to stop small boat crossings
Keir Starmer vows to make the British coast 'hostile territory' for people smugglers bringing migrants across the Channel
Trinity College to divest from Israel after pressure from students
European universities including Dublin and Barcelona under pressure to sign up to boycott demands
'Boy from Baghdad' Nadhim Zahawi to stand down as MP
The Iraq-born Conservative politician said serving as a minister was one of the 'greatest honours of his life'
AstraZeneca withdraws Covid-19 vaccine due to 'lack of demand'
Drug maker to cease production after shots overtaken by newer treatments
Hot streak hits 11 months in a row as April breaks temperature records
The month also brought extreme rainfall in the UAE, which endured a record-breaking storm and severe flooding
UK's Defence Ministry hit by cyber attack
Cyber experts say that data could be used to blackmail senior military figures over financial issues
John Swinney expected to lead Scotland after becoming head of SNP
Former deputy first minister led the party two decades ago
UK and Saudi Arabia pledge $5m to tackle malnutrition in Somalia
Money will provide water, sanitation and hygiene services to 50,000 women and children
