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UK auction house cancels sale of 19th century Indian skull
Sale of 19th century horned skull from Nagaland triggers 'decolonisation' row
Nobel Prize in Literature awarded to 'innovative' South Korean author Han Kang
Writer recognised for 'confronting historical traumas' and 'exposing the fragility of human life'
Abu Dhabi's Modon Holding strikes 'extraordinary' deal with UK's Nick Candy
Candy Capital and UAE's Modon Holding will focus on high-end developments in the Middle East
Google DeepMind scientists win Nobel chemistry prize
University of Washington and Google DeepMind scientists 'cracked the code of proteins’ amazing structures'
Solar desalination system could provide low-cost drinking water
MIT researchers say technology does not need to rely on expensive battery as it adjusts output when sunlight levels change
Nobel Physics Prize awarded to 'godfather of AI' for key discoveries
'Godfather of AI' one of two academics honoured by Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Britain pioneers AI-powered blood test to detect 12 early-stage cancers
The tool, which detects tumour growth by measuring microRNA activity, could save billions for health services around the world
Migration during adolescence 'could increase mental health risk'
People who are black or north African suffer disorders up to three times greater than those who did not migrate, study finds
Global renewable energy employment hits 16.2m as solar power helps lead jobs growth
International Renewable Energy Agency report shows employment increased by 18 per cent year-on-year but authors warn of skills shortage
North Sea output to halve by 2030 under Labour tax proposals, report says
Consultants Wood Mackenzie found that moves to increase windfall taxes would leave the energy industry 'fatally wounded', with many firms expected to go out of business
US, Britain and EU sign international treaty to tackle AI threats
Convention aims to protect human rights and rule of law while stopping spread of misinformation
Scientists discover 'key ingredients' for first nuclear clock
Breakthrough could pave way for more accurate timekeeping and new understanding of fundamental physics
UK's Corbyn forms parliamentary alliance with four other pro-Gaza MPs
Group says it will oppose austerity and arms sales to Israel
Heavy rain and flooding hit Saudi Arabia
Cars swept away in Medina amid torrential downpours
Man appears in UK court over attack that left top Dubai chef wounded
Mussie Imnetu, from Sweden, suffered catastrophic brain injuries after being attacked during Notting Hill Carnival on Monday
