Duncan Hooper
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Watch: 'EU should put climate above trade,' says Ska Keller in bid for EU's top job
Watch live: "Climate change now top of agenda where it belongs," says Green MEP Ska Keller → Read More
7 ways the Internet of Things will change your life
7 ways the Internet of Things will change your life → Read More
19 things we'll remember from World Cup 2018 in Russia
It was a World Cup of set pieces, not superstars but nevertheless some inspirational and powerful moments. Here are a few... → Read More
In pictures: the brief life of the Trump baby balloon
A 6-metre tall inflated Donald Trump hovered over the streets of London → Read More
Amesbury Novichok poisoning 'will take months': What we know
Find out everything we know so far about the UK couple poisoned with Novichok. → Read More
Boris Johnson MIA for critical parliamentary vote on expansion of Heathrow
The internet is searching for Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who has previously promised to oppose plans for the construction of a third runway at the west London airport. → Read More
Gay couples are different so can only adopt children who have issues, adoption chief says
Row after adoption chief in French region says homosexual couples should only expect to adopt a child no one else wants. → Read More
Don't misinterpret Iran's restraint, ambassador warns Europe
Tehran's ambassador to Brussels warns that Trump's bullying could create "uncontrollable conflict" → Read More
Why does everyone keep asking if they can use my data?
If you've been seeing a lot of messages on websites about your data, or getting bombarded with emails, here's why. → Read More
Holographic projector created by Chinese start-up
Star Wars-style imagery can be created with hand-held hologram device. → Read More
Farming, cooking, online entrepreneurship
Chen Zifang shows that obstacles are there to be overcome. → Read More
'World's oldest spider' dies at home after 43 years
For spiders, the secret to long life is not moving much. → Read More
Paraglider describes midair eagle attack
Mathieu Thuner was flying above the Swiss Alps when he was was attacked, → Read More
Who pays the most tax in Europe?
Think you pay too much tax? If you live in Belgium you might have a case. → Read More
Thieves escape with €2.2m gold artwork after 220kph chase
Thieves smashed into gallery before fleeing with police in chase. → Read More
Pregnant women can be included in staff cuts, EU court rules
Employers can include pregnant women in job cuts, the top EU court, has ruled, dismissing the case of a woman who said her upcoming birth → Read More
Donald Trump clapped his way through his own speech
Donald Trump's first state of the Union speech was longer than that of any of his recent predecessors. However, he didn't actually deliver more words. → Read More
France wants farmers, not supermarkets, to set grocery prices
Emmanuel Macron's government is looking at new laws to turn the food market upside down. → Read More
These are the questions Twitter wants Farage to #AskBarnier
Anti-Brexit Tweets dominate most popular responses to former UKIP leader's call for questions. → Read More
Man freed from microwave by firefighters
Joke ends with fire crews spending one hour to remove kitchen appliance. → Read More