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Demolition begins at The News Centre in Portsmouth to make way for a 'super bus depot'

Demolition work has begun at the News Centre in Hilsea ahead of it being turned into a new 'super bus depot' to host a fleet of electric buses.

Painting the town red! Incredible moment a river of WINE flows through Portuguese village when distillery's 2.2million litre tanks burst | Daily Mail Online

A fast-moving river of red wine flowed down a steep hill in the small town, near the coast of Portugal, after two tanks owned by Levira Distillery suddenly gave way on Sunday

Rise of the six-figure Substackers: How bloggers on self-publishing platform favoured by Dominic Cummings are making more than Â£100,000 a year by charging readers monthly fees | Daily Mail Online

Bloggers including British writers are raking in six-figure sums as they turn to self-publishing on the Substack platform.

Moment hapless cyclist is poleaxed after hurtling downhill towards a gate and crashing into it - just months after e-scooter rider did the SAME thing | Daily Mail Online

The bike rider can be seen hurtling down a hill in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. But he didn't notice the huge, closed metal gate blocking the path ahead of him.

Flocking hell! Pigeons cause Â£15,000 of damage to East London flat after patio door is accidentally left open | Daily Mail Online

The messy birds managed to flutter their way into the two-bed house and proceeded to take over every room in the house over the course of four weeks.

Judge admits he used ChatGPT to write a Court of Appeal ruling as he calls the AI tool 'jolly useful' | Daily Mail Online

Referring to the 'great potential' of AI tools, Lord Justice Birss said he used the chatbot when he was summarising an area of law he was already familiar with.

Coin worth an estimated Â£18.5 million with more than 6,000 diamonds unveiled to mark anniversary of Queen's death | Daily Mail Online

The impressive artifact, named 'The Crown Coin', has been crafted by East India Company, based in Mayfair, London, to mark the 'enduring legacy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II'.

Terrifying moment Lewis Hamilton's old supercar crashes in a tunnel | Daily Mail Online

A motorist who had been overtaken by the purple Pagani Zonda 760LH captured the moment of the crash on his dashcam while driving through the Penmaenbach Tunnel on the A55 in north Wales.

How two men crossed the Atlantic in floating CARS: Italian adventurers spent more than 100 days traversing 3,000 miles of ocean between Canary Islands and Caribbeanâ€¦ as man making trip in giant hamster wheel is arrested | Daily Mail Online

In 1999 Marco Amoretti, and his friend Marcolino De Candia set sail from the Canary Islands in a Volkswagen Passat and a Ford Taunus, bound for the Caribbean.

Incredible footage shows moment an otter escapes orca by jumping on a boat | Daily Mail Online

Footage shared by a user on Reddit shows an orca bearing down on an otter, before the latter made an incredible escapel. John Dornelas, 40,Â filmed the incident inÂ Halibut Cove Lagoon, Alaska.

Tesla costing Â£60,000 blocks busy A-road for 11 hours when it runs out of power in middle of highway | Daily Mail Online

The electric car sparked delays for up to 11 hours after it failed and became stranded in the middle of the A36, near the Wiltshire and Hampshire border.

Paris bans e-scooter rentals following referendum vote after a series of fatal accidents | Daily Mail Online

Operators Dott, Lime and Tier had been given until September 1 to withdraw an estimated 15,000 e-scooters from Paris. Only rental units are being banned from tomorrow.

Opposition to plans for 628 homes next to South Downs College in Waterlooville Opposition to plans for 628 homes next to South Downs College in Waterlooville

The RSPB and NHS have voiced their concerns over plans to build 628 new homes in Waterlooville.

WATCH: "Prime idiot” driver reported to police after travelling along Eastern Road, Portsmouth, with one hand holding “insecure” mattress on car roof

A “prime idiot” driver was reported to police after travelling along the Eastern Road with one hand holding an “insecure” mattress on the car roof.

What an 'Idiot'!! - Game park worker, 30, is mauled to death by lions which attacked him while he was walking through their reserve at night in South Africa | Daily Mail Online

The 30-year-old victim, Johannes Matshe, an employee of the reserve, met his gruesome fate while walking through Dinokeng Game Reserve in Gauteng after dark on Sunday night.

China's military claims to have new laser weapon that fires 'indefinitely' without losing power or overheating | Daily Mail Online

China may have just changed the face of war with a new cooling system that lets lasers (stock) fire indefinitely and with more precision by pumping gas into the weapon to remove excessive heat.

National Highways starts removing its own 'vandalism' after dumping thousands of tons of concrete under 160-year-old Victorian railway bridge before grassing it over | Daily Mail Online

National Highways (NH) prompted an outcry in 2021 by hiring workmen to infill the single-arch structure inÂ Great Musgrave, Cumbria, after claiming it was unstable.

Careless trucker who wrecked 120-year-old stone cottage when 26 tons of tree trunks fell from his lorry as he took a corner at speed is fined Â£700 - but avoids driving ban | Daily Mail Online

Christopher Wiggins, 42, lost control of his timber lorry on a country road in the quiet village of Llangua near Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, as he carried 26 tons of giant tree trunks from a forestry.

Three historic British coins showing Henry VII on a throne, a 20-year-old Queen Victoria and Charles I holding a sword and olive branch are tipped to sell for nearly Â£1million altogether | Daily Mail Online

Heritage Auctions has gathered the three extremely rare pieces depicting the royals -including Victoria (pictured) - from the 15th, 17th and 19th centuries - for a bidding war.

British army chiefs plan to create 'bionic' soldiers using state-of-the art tech to help them communicate 'telepathically' and 'see through walls' | Daily Mail Online

According to Government files, state-of-the-art gadgets - either implanted or worn externally - will produce troops who can 'see through walls' and communicate 'telepathically'.

Amsterdam is cracking down on 'nuisance tourism' in city's red light districtÂ | Daily Mail Online

For Amsterdam's 880,000 permanent residents, groups looking for blow-out weekends have caused havoc throughout the city, with British tourists some of the most prevalent offenders.

Mars megatsunami 3.4 billion years ago may have been caused by an asteroid collisionÂ | Daily Mail Online

US researchers think the catastrophic flooding event may have been sparked by an asteroid collision similar to theÂ Chicxulub impact on Earth, which wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.

Cyclist yells 'get out of the f*****g way' to car narrowly avoiding a Â£100 fine from a police car | Daily Mail Online

A London cyclist was wrongly told that he had broken the law after swearing at an undercover police car, the Met said. The Wandsworth cyclist was told he was 'inconsiderate and stupid'.

Neighbours left fuming over woman's Â£685 pink festive door display | Daily Mail Online

Hannah Cox, 30, fromÂ Minehead, Somerset, spent Â£685 doing up her front door for Christmas complete with aÂ giant pink Nutcracker, wreath and a festive arch.

Two people arrested for car theft were returning to the stolen vehicle just as police found it | The News

A STOLEN car was tracked down by police â€“ just as the alleged thieves were returning to the vehicle to drive it away.

E-scooter menace caught high on drugs is banned from driving ALL motor vehicles for a year | Daily Mail Online

Colin Moore, 38, was stopped by police after he was seen weaving on and off the pedestrian walkway at 30mph through the streets of Bootle in July.

Roger Taylor wins planning battle to build a pool house and party terrace at Â£6M Surrey mansion | Daily Mail Online

Taylor's impressive stately home near Guildford already boasts six reception rooms, nine bedrooms, six bathrooms, a staff flat and eight-car garage.

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Zapping brain with lasers can improve MEMORY, study finds | Daily Mail Online

Researchers aimed a laser above people's right eye, just below their hairline, to penetrate into their brain and stimulate their prefrontal cortex for 12 minutes.

World's oldest tortoise, Jonathan, turns 190 years old on St Helena island | Daily Mail Online

Jonathan the Seychelles Giant Tortoise was officially named the oldest tortoise ever to existed.He has lived on St Helena's island in the South Atlantic Ocean since 1882.

Pictured: Delivery robots queue patiently to use pedestrian crossing in Cambridge | Daily Mail Online

Food delivery robots in Cambridge have been spotted making an orderly line to cross the road, with one even asking a passer-by to press the button at the pedestrian crossing.

RSPCA reports increase in hens being dumped in Hampshire | The News

THE RSPCA has reported that 30 hens have been dumped in Hampshire in the last two years.

A Gosport Bengal cat has been caught getting up to mischief in Poundstretcher | The News

A MISCHIEVOUS Bengal cat has gone on an adventure in Gosportâ€™s Poundstretcher after sniffing out the pet isle.

Rogue Portsmouth plumber jailed for putting 'people at risk' by carrying out illegal gas works | The News

A ROGUE plumbing and heating engineer from Portsmouth has been jailed for 20 weeks after carrying out illegal gas work for a second time.

How does Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip actually work? | Daily Mail Online

So what exactly is the Neuralink chip? How does it work and how will it cure medical problems like paralysis? Is it safe? MailOnline takes a look.

Farming company will face trial after primary school teacher, 61, was trampled to death by a cow | Daily Mail Online

Marian Clode, 61, had been staying at a holiday cottage at Swinhoe Farm, near Belford, Northumberland, when she was suddenly killed during the Easter holidays on April 3 2016.

'Ehh???'.....Royal Mail workers join Hilsea picket line as they strike to 'save the service' | The News

DOZENS of postmen joined a Hilsea picket line in a bid to â€˜save the Royal Mail serviceâ€™.

Pensioner, 70, who waged vendetta campaign against fellow Quakers found guilty of harassmentÂ | Daily Mail Online

Julia Wermig-Morgan, 70, who sent 'distressing and unsavoury' letters to members of her local Quaker society has been found guilty of harassment at Weymouth Magistrates

Disney's age-altering AI can make young actors look 80 or old actors 20 in REAL TIME | Daily Mail Online

The AI predictsÂ which parts of the face should be altered by age by 'looking' at an image of the actor. It then adds effects like wrinkles or smoothed skin as a layer on the actor's face in the film or TV show.

Woman talks to her past self in 'trippy' conversation | Daily Mail Online

Michelle Huang used material from 10 years' worth of entries and combined it with theÂ OpenAI language model Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 (GPT-3).

Angry Mexico supporter destroys his TV with a knife after their exit from the World Cup | Daily Mail Online

The fan starts off by punching the TV and then inflicted even more damage on the screen by stabbing it with a knife. The emotional fan is then seen walking away from the TV.

German MP in ruling coalition leaves 51-year-old partner and three children for double-G porn star | Daily Mail Online

Hagen Reinhold, 44, has been in the Bundestag since 2017 with the centrist FDP and was considered one of the power couples in German politics with longtime partner Karoline Preisler.

LA attorney claims two women drugged and robbed him of three Rolex watches, and $17,000 of property | Daily Mail Online

A Los Angeles attorney, who wished to remain anonymous, said two women drugged and robbed him of his three Rolexes when he invited them to his Hollywood Hills home.

As FOUR planets go into retrograde in December, astrologer reveals what that means for your life | Daily Mail Online

Mars, Uranus, Neptune, and Mercury will all be in retrograde during December, and according to astrologer Kyle Thomas, it will make for a wild ride.

Crime-ridden NYC and glitzy Singapore top list of world's most expensive cities as inflation surges | Daily Mail Online

Despite recent rampant crime, the Big Apple managed to climb five places to score the distinction for the first time in an authoritative ranking compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

Emergency plumber turns up 10 hours late then charges Â£2,640 for 75 minutes' work to fix a leak | Daily Mail Online

Mary Cross, 71, and husband Anthony, 67, were hit with a repair bill costing more than Â£2,500 for an hour and 15 minutes' work - with the tradesman refusing to leave until it was immediately paid.

Irish Rail worker who is paid Â£105,000 a year to 'read the paper' takes employers to court | Daily Mail Online

Dermot Alastair Mills was giving evidence in a hearing yesterday into his complaint under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014.

Drunk England fan accidentally orders ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY McDonald's chicken nuggets | Daily Mail Online

A drunk England fan accidentally ordered 160Â chicken nuggets from McDonald's after knocking back drinks enjoying watching the crunch match last night.

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Cannabis plants could help fight climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide | Daily Mail Online

Cannabis plants are capable of absorbing 16 tons of greenhouse gas annually, which is more than twice the amount as trees, and experts say hemp may be a weapon to fight climate change.

Unflustered fox REFUSES to leave mother-of-three's kitchen after trashing it in early-morning raidÂ | Daily Mail Online

This is the moment mother-of-three Emma Slade encountered a fox relaxing on her worktop after it crept into her home in Canvey Island, Essex, and trashed her kitchen.

Man drinks in same pub every day for seven decades | Daily Mail Online

Most people may like a pint at their local. But Bernard Bland, 92, has taken this to a whole new level. He's been drinking at the Nunsthorpe Tavern in Grimsby every day since 1954.

Turf war breaks between child kidnapper living TWO DOORS down from a convicted killer | Daily Mail Online

Mother of three Vanessa Keeton, 32, hurled a carton of orange juice at the home of Paul Sharpe and called him a 'f***ing murderer' at their home in Stockport, Greater Manchester.

Thieves steal 10 signal boxes from same pelican crossing then sell them on eBay in Â£32,000 spree | Daily Mail Online

Controls have been stolen from various crossings in Tonbridge, Kent, but one particular crossing has been targeted multiple times over the past year, with the latest theft happening just last week.

Accountant 'suffered a seizure' as he fell in front of Tube train and was killed, inquest hears | Daily Mail Online

Robin Goldman, 52, was caught on CCTV repeatedly raising his hands above his head at Chalk Farm tube station. He then stumbled and fell into the tracks, an inquest heard.

Frenchman wins the 'legal right to be boring at work' after legal battle | Daily Mail Online

Cubik Partners, a management consultancy, says it uses a 'fun and pro' approach to its operational training, hosting social events for staff to forge a team spirit. But one employee had other ideas.

I smell a rat... Indian police say missing 440lb of cannabis has been EATEN by rodents | Daily Mail Online

A senior Mathura police official said that some of the cannabis had actually been 'damaged due to heavy rains,' and not eaten by mice or rats, after police were asked to produce it as evidence.

Householders horrified to receive Â£80,000 bills after supplier Ovo takes over SSE for Â£500m | Daily Mail Online

Horrified customers of the energy supplier Ovo have been left in shock since receiving bills of up to Â£80,000 - after the company took over SSE for Â£500million.

Violent protests break out at China's biggest iPhone factory | Daily Mail Online

The demonstrations took place at the Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou. According to livestream feeds by the workers, the trigger for the protests was a plan to delay bonus payments.

iPhone washes ashore 460 days after it was lost at sea - and it's still in working order | Daily Mail Online

Clare Atfield, 39, dropped her Apple iPhone 8+ while paddleboarding off the coast of her hometown of Havant, Hampshire. She never expected to see it again. but it washed ashore 460 days later.

Belgian police run out of incinerators to burn cocaine after seizing a record 100 tonnes this year | Daily Mail Online

Belgium's latest problem stems from the astronomical quantities of cocaine from Latin America which are intercepted in Antwerp, Europe's main port of entry for the illegal trade.

Bruce Lee 'may have died from drinking too much WATER' | Daily Mail Online

Kung fu legend Bruce Lee might have died from drinking too much water, doctors have claimed nearly 50 years after he passed away. Bruce died aged 32 in the summer of 1973 while in Hong Kong.

The 'biggest ever' hoard of buried treasure ever found in Scotland by metal detectorists | Daily Mail Online

A huge haul of ancient coins (pictured) has been unearthed by metal detectorists in what is believed to be the single biggest hoard of ancient treasure ever found in Scotland.

'I'm not a cat': Hilarious moment lawyer appears via court Zoom with a kitten filter | Daily Mail Online

The amusing mishap happened to Presidio County attorney Rod Ponton during a live streamedÂ hearing this morningÂ for the 394th Judicial District Court of Brewster, in Texas.

Judge halts court hearing as 'loud and obvious' pornography is heard through a solicitor's computerÂ | Daily Mail Online

A judge at Sheffield Crown Court was forced to adjourn for a week after a solicitor's computer started blaring 'loud and obvious' porn through the court's common video platform software.

WATCH: Battery pack explosion from e-scooter sparks blazing house fire in Bordon | The News

AN EXPLOSION from an e-scooter battery pack set a house ablaze â€“ and has sparked a warning from Hampshire firefighters.

Border Collie Rosie is back with owner after handing herself in at the police stationÂ | Daily Mail Online

Missing Border Collie Rosie is reunited with her owner after wandering into Loughborough police station and handed itself in after getting separated from its owner last Friday

Migrants hurl stones at French riot police after officers slash and deflate dinghies in Dunkirk | Daily Mail Online

The group clashed with public officers from the French CRS police in the village of Gravelines near Dunkirk after hundreds of migrants headed to the area on Friday.

Britain's first-ever Star Wars-style laser death ray shoots down drone from more than two miles away | Daily Mail Online

The new Â£100 million DragonFire laser weapon prototype was able to destroy a drone from more than two miles away during a test at the Porton Down range in Wiltshire.

The Â£2.2m Mercedes-AMG One sets NÃ¼rburgring lap record | This is Money

The 1,049bhp hypercar completed the undulating, 156-corner track on 28 October in a time almost 10 seconds faster than the previous record.

Russian soldier is turned into a 'human bomb' when grenade smashes through his rib cage | Daily Mail Online

Junior Sergeant Nikolay Pasenko, 41, was hit by the Ukrainian projectile fired fromÂ an automatic grenade launcher while he was fighting for the Russian president's forces.

Crypto giant FTX files for bankruptcy and CEO resigns in disgrace | Daily Mail Online

The Bahamas-based company, recently valued as high as $32 billion, said on Friday morning that it will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in federal court in Delaware.

Cows are getting high off industrial hemp in their feed, study finds | Daily Mail Online

Cattle that eat hemp show increased yawning, salivation and unsteady movements - all indicators of intoxication, according to researchers from the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment.

Geordie conman is caught carrying counterfeit money with 'twenty poond' printed on them | Daily Mail Online

William Hickson, 33, of Gateshead, was arrested with 41 fake notes stuffed in his sock. On inspection, the notes (pictured) were found to have the Geordie slang 'poond' instead of 'pounds' printed on them.

'Mind-reading' device can analyse the brainwaves of non-verbal, paralysed patients | Daily Mail Online

A neuroprosthesis device capable of translating brain activity into single letters to spell out full sentences in real time has been created by researchers at the University of California.

Teenage thief, 17, knocks himself out by running into glass door as he tries to flee LV $18,000 | Daily Mail Online

The 17-year-old suspect is seen slamming straight into the boutique's glass plate window with stolen Louis Vuitton handbags in tow before falling to the ground.

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Pot-smoking protesters storm GOP lawmaker’s DC office; Capitol Police intervene | TheBlaze

Bowling alley owner, 65, dies after getting stuck inside a pin setting machine | Daily Mail Online

Ector Rodriguez, 65, died after getting stuck in the machine at the Fremont Lanes in Colorado.It is not clear how he got inside, but police say it appears to be a tragic accident.

Pictured: Coach driver killed after being hit by a window that fell from luxury block | Daily Mail Online

This is the first picture to emerge of coach driver Mick Ferris, who was killed today by a window pane that plunged 250ft from a luxury riverside penthouse and crushed him in south-west London.

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Nigerian woman racks up Â£500k bill on IVF quadruplets | Daily Mail Online

A Nigerian woman who gave birth to IVF quadruplets after a stop-over flight to the UK will detail her journey in BBC2 documentary Hospital, tomorrow.Â

Cassini prepares for 'ring-grazing orbits'

Virgin Galactic spaceship makes first glide flight

Shear brilliance: Computing tackles the mystery of the dark universe

Researchers' wobulation technique allows 3-D printing of more sophisticated microstructures

John Hopkins University's bionic arm lets users control individual fingers | Daily Mail Online

Engineers at the John Hopkins University in Baltimore created the first ever mind-controlled prosthetic arm capable of wiggling its individual fingers without hours of training.

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In unexpected discovery, comet contains alcohol, sugar

Comet Lovejoy lived up to its name by releasing large amounts of alcohol as well as a type of sugar into space, according to new observations by an international team. The discovery marks the first time ethyl alcohol, the same type in alcoholic beverages, has been observed in a comet Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2015-10-unexpected-discovery-comet-alcohol-sugar.html#jCp

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Quantum Robotics will Create Artificial Intelligence 'Capable of Creativity' - Yahoo News UK

'Quantum Robotics will Create Artificial Intelligence 'Capable of Creativity'' on Yahoo News UK. Quantum computing will open up a new field of robotics able to learn and carry out complex creative tasks, according to researchers.

Monster spider charges Gibson family from its nest after living in Plymouth garage for five years | Metro News

After five years hidden in the garage, the Gibson family's eight-legged tenant decided to make an appearance.

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Scientists create crystal which would allow us to breathe underwater - Science - News - The Independent

Being able to breathe underwater has long been a fascination for mankind, but the bulky oxygen tanks and face masks take some of the romance out of it.

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Cloaking devices could become a reality after scientists build 'invisible' material using LIGHT | Mail Online

Scientists at the University of Cambridge have developed an 'invisible' metamaterial. They say their technique (illustration shown) can be scaled up to cloak large objects.

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Fisherman transports massive whale shark on truck in China | Mail Online

Cai Chengzhu, 48, heaved this 16-foot-long, two-tonne whale shark out of the sea and drove it for half-an-hour to reach the market in Shishi, Fujian province, China.

Was he after more horsepower? Brazilian motorist caught driving down motorway in tiny two-door car with a stallion poking its head out of the passenger window | Mail Online

The bizarre scene was captured on video in Fortaleza on Thursday by an astonished driver who first thought the animal was a very large Great Dane.

'Heart in a box' keeps donor organs alive OUTSIDE the body | Mail Online

The Organ Care System simulates the conditions of the body, pumping oxygenated blood inside the heart so it continues to function as it would inside a living person.

Star Trek-style smart glasses that allow the blind to see could be on sale by 2016Â | Mail Online

The smart glasses consist of a video camera on the frame of the glasses; a computer processing unit and software that projects images into the eyepieces.

Wild baby deer refuses to be put down after man gives it a friendly pet | Mail Online

Anthony Dean, a tree expert from Louisa, Kentucky, came across the tiny fawn on one of his job sites and picked it up to move it away from harm.

Hanging in the balance: Cleaners stranded as they work on Austria's tallest tower after their maintenance platform slips nearly 90 degrees | Mail Online

The pair were suspended 144 metres above the ground while cleaning windows on the 48th floor of DC Tower 1 in Vienna when the platform they were working on tilted.

Security men hired to dress up as monkeys to patrol the streets of New Delhi in desperate bid to scare off macaques which have been stealing from houses | Mail Online

With their faces painted grey and white, these men have adopted the antics of the langur species of monkey in order to scare away their pesky macaque cousins which break into houses, steal food and scare the living daylights out of residents.

Woman spotted walking naked man with a leash on West Virginia road | Mail Online

Police in West Virginia had to respond to a bizarre incident on Tuesday morning when members of the public called in to say they had seen a naked man being walked on a leash by a woman in a purple nightgown.

Could humans colonise an alien planet? You'd need to send 40,000 people on a huge starship to ensure genetic diversity, claims expert | Mail Online

Dr Smith from Portland State University says a future interstellar mission would only work if a large human colony was taken along for the trip (illustration of a future space colony shown).

Could fossils from Earth be discovered on the MOON? | Mail Online

Physicists at the University of Kent simulated whether it is possible for fossils to survive the impact of hitting the moon and are hopeful that evidence of life could be found.

'Spider-Man' Arrested After Punching NYPD Cop In Times Square | Video | TheBlaze.com

Sesame Street's Elmo was aghast, Mickey and Minnie Mouse looked on in horror and dozens of tourists tried to capture the fight between a New York City cop and a man wearing a Spider-Man costume in Times Square. The incident was recorded by several people in the area...

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Genetics of cancer: Non-coding DNA can finally be decoded

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Isle of Wight's glittering skies are captured in stunning photographs | Mail Online

Photographer Chad Powell, from Ventnor, Isle of Wight, used a Canon 6D DSLR camera to capture images of the spectacular constellation above the familiar beach scenes.

Escaped GIRAFFE stuns drivers as it runs down the street | Mail Online

Car drivers who spotted the giraffe dashing down the road pulled over to the side as it ran past, with people who had been walking on foot fleeing for cover as the animal thundered by.

Watch convoy of self-driving cars narrowly avoid crash | Mail Online

The tests of Hyundai Genesis cars were carried out at the Mojave Desert, California (shown). Five stuntmen switched on the smart cruise control and lane assist.

Chinese truck transporting new Porsches, Mercedes and BMWs overturns on motorwayÂ | Mail Online

The accident happened in the city of Xiamen in east China's Zhejiang province after the lorry driver hit a car and lost control.

Royal Docks luxury floating village set to be built in London's Docklands | Mail Online

The multi-million pound development in Royal Docks, east London, will be the Britain's first floating village and will include 50 multi-coloured homes perched on top of concrete piles in the water.

Gridlocked: Hiker rescued by yodeling for help after getting stuck for three hours in a cattle grid | Mail Online

German walker Martin Kaiser, 54, used to the traditional mountain form of communication after getting stuck in the cattle grid while he was wandering along a remote forest trail leading up the Hochkoenig mountain in the Austrian Pinzgau region.

Terrifying Danish theme park ride SCAD Tower sees riders plunge 100ft INTO A SMALL NET | Mail Online

Are you brave enough to ride the SCAD Tower - a Danish theme-park ride which drops its riders a dizzying 100ft, with nothing but a distant net to catch them?

Dream Cars exhibition at High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia shows Futuristic concept vehicles | Mail Online

The exhibition, at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, stars the rocket-shaped Generals Motors Firebird I and the mouth-watering BMW Gina.

Katydids, or leaf insects captured in pictures by photographer Pete Oxford | Mail Online

Wildlife photographer Pete Oxford from Torquay, Devon, took the pictures in the Yasuni National Park in the Equadoran Amazon.

The hi-tech sleeping sensor that can monitor your bedroom and tell you exactly how to get a good night's rest | Mail Online

22 year old Londoner James Proud says his $99 Sense system can tell you exactly why you aren't' sleeping.

Romanian cave found to hold some of Europe's oldest ever human footprints | Mail Online

Researchers in Pennsylvania believe the footprints in the Ciur-Izbuc Cave belong to 6 or 7 individuals, including one child. Pictured is one of the footprints, but it is unknown what age or sex the person was who made it.

New DNA hope on schizophrenia | Mail Online

About one in 100 people will develop schizophrenia but there have been no new types of drug treatments for 60 years.

Five-metre crocodile eats a three-metre crocodile | Mail Online

Warren Smith, who works as a fishing guide on the Tiwi Islands north of Darwin, took the amazing photographs during a fishing tour on Saturday.

The one that got a weigh: Biggest fish ever caught on Britain's shores is heavier than a gorilla | Mail Online

Fisherman Daniel Bennett, 26, from Whitby, North Yorkshire, caught the 208lb skate off the Isle of Skye and spent two hours reeling in the giant fish.

Scientists 'delete' HIV virus from human DNA for the first time | Mail Online

A team at Temple University in Philadelphia used a combination of a DNA-snipping enzyme to eradicate the viral genome from the human cell.

The King of Rock and Rollers: Elvis's Rolls-Royce Phantom' which he had to paint silver so his mother's chickens would stop pecking at it, to sell for $300,000 | Mail Online

Elvis's custom-fitted car, which he bought in 1963, will go under the hammer next month at a Bonhams sale in California.

Sleep in a car park capsule! New pod hotel at Tokyo Narita Airport means you'll never spend the night on a terminal bench again | Mail Online

The days of curling up on an uncomfortable airport bench or seats is over, at Tokyo Narita Airport at least, where a new capsule hotel opens Sunday.

Ferrari that was one of only three ever made set to sell for Â£20million | Mail Online

The 1965 handbuilt grey Ferrari, which can reach a top speed of 170mph, is expected to fetch Â£20million when it goes under the hammer in Monterey, California next month.

Swash household gadget freshens and dewrinkles clothes | Mail Online

Pods of washing liquid are sprayed directly onto the hanging clothes, (pictured) before a drier circulates air through the device. It was created by Michigan-based Whirlpool.

Star Wars actor Paul Grant ' blew his cash on drugs and prostitutes' | Mail Online

Paul Grant, from Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, spoke out after being photographed snorting lines of cocaine and drinking cans of cheap out-of-date lager.

A scientist's favourite film? 2001: A Space Odyssey: Poll reveals academics' favourite sci-fi movies of all time | Mail Online

London-based Time Out magazine polled 150 experts about their favourite sci-fi movies. Blade Runner was second and Ridley Scott's Alien came in third. 2001: A Space Odyssey is pictured.

Computer models suggest oceans could help find alien life | Mail Online

Researchers at the University of East Anglia have created computer models that reveal the key role oceans play in moderating the climate.

Scientists use a wireless Oculus Rift to replicate Star Trek holodeck | Mail Online

Scientists at the Max Planck Institute in Germany have created a 'holodeck' (pictured). The Star-Trek inspired technology allows users to walk in a virtual room.

Romanian Andy Pascali arrived at holiday home to find it had disappeared | Mail Online

Romanian Andy Pascali visited his Danube Delta holiday home only to discover the entire home had been stolen and a field of ready-to-harvest corn planted in its place.

Lego washing up on Cornish beaches 17 years after container fell into sea | Mail Online

A 1997 accident off the coast of Cornwall has seen thousands of pieces of Lego wash up on the shores of nearby beaches, creating an unusual hobby for locals.

Tesla announces Model III with a range of 200 miles | Mail Online

Details of California-based Tesla Motors' next electric car have been unveiled by CEO Elon Musk. It is called the Model III (rendering shown) and will launch in 2017.

The 100-ft long Peruvian rope bridge that has been rebuilt every year for 5 centuries | Mail Online

The Queswachaca Bridge over the river Apurimac in the Cuzco region of Peru, is the only bridge still being maintained using the tradition Inca technique.

NASA's Curiosity rover blasts rocks on Mars with nuclear powered lasers | Mail Online

The ChemCam laser instrument has zapped more than 600 rock and soil targets on Mars since Curiosity landed in August 2012.

Skull found in Norway could have bits of 8,000-year-old human brain | Mail Online

An archaeological dig near Oslo, Norway may have found an ancient brain (shown). The suspected organic matter is thought to originate from about 6,000 BC.

Every pore and every freckle... Artist's exquisite photorealistic drawings are created using just graphite pencils and a Q-tip | Mail Online

'I like to challenge myself with complex portraits; especially people with freckles or beards,' the artist, who is Malaysian, tells MailOnline.

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Changyuraptor fossil has shed light on how large-bodied dinosaurs took to the air | Mail Online

The fossil, unearthed in northeastern China, revealed the tail features of the Changyuraptor (illustration pictured) would have provided stability and speed control for a safe landing.

Mars Curiosity Rover Finds Huge Iron Meteorite 'Lebanon' on Red Planet Surface

Bumps of art: Artist paints intricate pictures on expectant mother's stomachs to celebrate pregnancy | Mail Online

Carrie Preston, 27, from Cornwall, has painted more than 130 baby bumps to provide women with a unique memento of their pregnancy.

Samsung Gear VR virtual reality headset revealed | Mail Online

The Gear VR is set to launch later this year, and to use it, owners must slot in their Galaxy smartphone.

Is Forest of Dean being used as Star Wars Episode 7 set? | Mail Online

Rows of gleaming white trailers descended on rural Puzzlewood, Gloucestershire, with security staff telling a BBC reporter they were filming Countryfile before hastily erecting blue screens.

The tiny tapir and the half-pint hedgehog that once roamed the Earth | Mail Online

Colorado researchers say the animals roamed the Earth 13 million years after an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs and left the mammals as the dominant land animals.

CGI technology shows scientists how 410 million-year-old spider Palaeocharinus walked | Mail Online

Researchers from Manchester and Berlin have brought an arachnid to 'life' (illustration shown). The extinct animal was one of the first predators to walk on land.

New optical component set to revolutionise augmented reality

Supercomputer blends technology with taste to come up with recipes | Mail Online

IBM has set a culinary challenge for its multimillion-dollar supercomputer Watson, which has been programmed to tantalize taste buds.

Lego-shaped bricks could help build houses 80% faster | Mail Online

The concrete brick prototype (pictured) was designed by Israel-based Ronnie Zohar. Each brick would be custom made and designed to slot together.

Discovery of 'on-off' switch in brain could help coma patients regain consciousness | Mail Online

Scientists in Washington D.C. have found a switch for consciousness. By stimulating part of the brain they were able to turn a patient's brain off.

Have scientists found the autism GENE? | Mail Online

Scientists from the University of Washington and other institutions discovered that people with a mutation of the CHD8 gene have a 'very strong' likelihood of having autism.

Cancer breakthrough as scientists discover how cells spread for the first time paving the way for new treatments to halt disease in its tracks | Mail Online

A new study, spearheaded by scientists at Imperial College London, has pinpointed how cancer cells migrate from organ to organ, paving the way for new treatments to block the disease spreading.

NASA to send 3D Google smartphones for robots to space station | Reuters

MOUNTAIN VIEW Calif. (Reuters) - Google smartphones with next-generation 3D sensing technology are about to blast into orbit, where they will become the brains and eyes of ball-shaped hovering robots on

Could dinosaur DNA provide cures for serious human illness? Ancient fossils reveal evidence of powerful immune systems beating diseases such as cancer | Mail Online

Researchers from Manchester University believe studying the way dinosaurs fought off illness could provide cures for human medical conditions.

Experts translate the sign language of CHIMPS | Mail Online

Researchers from St Andrews University found 19 specific meanings, including holding out a hand to beg and nibbling a leaf to signal intent to mate.

Does this meteorite explain the origins of life on Earth? 'Missing link' fossil could reveal how it flourished 470 million years ago | Mail Online

Scientists in Sweden have found a rock (pictured) that may explain Earth's biodiversity. The discovery is thought to be one of two asteroids that collided in space.

Queen will name Royal Navy's largest ever warship today | Mail Online

HMS Queen Elizabeth is to be named at Rosyth Dockyard in Fife, Scotland, today when the Queen smashes a bottle of whisky against the giant ship.

Newly discovered frog may be facing last dance.

'Jurassic Britain' was Dinosaur Utopia with 100 Different Species Roaming Prehistoric UK

Researcher 3-D prints materials that resist flaws and fractures

Device captures energy from walking to recharge wireless gadgets

One-armed cyclist pulled over by police because he was riding one-handed | Mail Online

Bogdan Ionescu (pictured) was travelling through the city of Cologne when he was stopped by an overzealous police officer who told him he was riding dangerously.

Snake island, forbidden rock off Brazil coast, is home to world's deadliest serpent | Mail Online

A restricted island off the coast of Sao Paolo called Ilha de Queimada Grande (pictured) is home of the deadly golden lancehead viper.

3D insect scanner reveals inner workings of the wasp | Video | Reuters.com

High-resolution 3D scanning technology is taking entomology into a new era, with researchers able to show with unparalleled clarity the internal and external structures of insects. Using advanced microtomography, Professor Javier Alba-Tercedor at the University of Grenada shows in his latest research the delicate and complex body of the common European paper wasp. Matthew Stock reports.

World-first miniaturized fiber-optical monitoring system embedded in composite material

Managing the data jungle

Nano-supercapacitors for electric cars

More than just skin deep: What waits for us beneath Charon's cracked surface

'Master switch' for myelination in human brain stem cells is identified

Scientists at the University at Buffalo have identified the single transcription factor or 'master switch' that initiates the critical myelination process in the brain. The research will be published online in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) on June 30.

Muscle-powered bio-bots walk on command (w/ Video)

Evolution of life's operating system revealed in detail

This Is A Snowflake, Magnified 50,000 Times

This incredible image (courtesy of Wikipedia and Gizmodo) is actually a snowflake... but really, really close up. What might at first glance appear to be a strange alien landscape is in fact snow that has been bombarded with tiny super-cooled droplets of water.

Marine bacteria produces natural flame retardants

This is going to look rather amazing to many people. Marine bacteria produces natural flame retardants

Biggest X-ray eye in space to hunt hot cosmic objects - space - 30 June 2014 - New Scientist

The Athena space telescope will launch in 2028 to gather hot, energetic light from monster black holes and interstellar gas storms

Wallace and Gromit trousers that let you walk on ceiling to become reality - Mirror Online

A team of researchers at the University of Leicester have been examining if the ceiling-walking item would work in real life

Scientists say burrowing frogs' genes could help humanity voyage into space - Science - News - The Independent

The genetic secrets ofÂ a species of frog that hibernates for months could hold the key to safer space voyages, say scientists.

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Lorry driver left sweating in humiliation after hitting bridge in Swindon in truck carrying deodorant | Mail Online

The driver of this lorry was left sweating with humiliation after he crashed his cargo of deodorant cans into a railway bridge in Swindon, Wiltshire.

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Video: Huge 20kg jellyfish spotted off Cornwall coast - Telegraph

A huge barrel jellyfish makes an appearance in an estuary near St Mawes in Cornwall

YouTube unveils 'fan funding' for video creators - Telegraph

Fans will soon be able to donate to their favourite video creators' YouTube channels

Eminem is banned from performing in Hyde Park due to 'offensive' lyrics | Mail Online

Eminem has been banned from performing at a summer festival because of his â€˜offensiveâ€™ and â€˜unsuitableâ€™ lyrics.

Furby toy mother bought from Argos starts swearing when she gives it to children | Mail Online

Mother Louise Wilkinson was furious when a talking toy Furby she bought her daughter taught her to say: 'f*** you'.

Drug-delivering drone crashes in Dublin prison after it got caught in wires | Mail Online

The so-called quadcopter (like one pictured) was flown into the yard of Wheatfield Prison where it was met by inmates who ripped the drugs off and ran.

Mysterious signal spotted in a far flung galaxy could be the first signs of elusive dark matter | Mail Online

Massachusetts-led study may have found hints of dark matter in the form of an unidentified spike of X-rays in a galaxy cluster (pictured) 240 million light-years away.

Is Titan older than Saturn? Gases in its atmosphere suggest the moon formed BEFORE its parent planet | Mail Online

San Antonio-led researchers say Titan's origins pre-date those of Saturn. The ratio of nitrogen in the moon's atmosphere (pictured in the foreground) means it must be older.

Astronomers spot Earth sized star made of DIAMOND | Mail Online

Wisconsin researchers say the coldest, faintest white dwarf star ever detected, it is so cool that its carbon has crystallized, forming the Earth-size diamond in space.

Uniqlo's sister store Gu will allow shoppers to leave with clothes they haven't paid for | Mail Online

Gu, the sister store of Uniqlo, is trialling the scheme which will allow people to take away three items of clothing without even leaving a credit card, in Japan.

Saturn moon's 'magic island' leaves scientists baffled | Mail Online

Scientists are struggling to explain the bright â€˜transient featureâ€™ but say it could be the result of waves, bubbles, or buoyant solid matter.

Chinese brothers-in-law jailed for for cleaning and selling 10 TONS of scrap coins | Mail Online

Laing Enmei and his brother-in-law Wang Chuwei, 57, from China's eastern Zhejiang province, were found guilty of buying and selling Â£700,000 of foreign currency.

Filmmaker hunts superpredator believed to have eaten great white shark | Mail Online

When a three-metre great white shark vanished after being tagged, a filmmaker and scientists were baffled when the device that was attached to it washed up on a nearby beach off the Western Australia coast.

A hologram in the palm of your hand: 3D projector that could fit into a mobile phone could give devices same capabilities as R2-D2 from Star Wars | Mail Online

A prototype the size of a Tic-Tac is bringing science fiction to life with an image that in tests has been smooth and consistent. The technology could also be used on TVs, computer screens, smart watches and even tables.

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Could you outwit a chimp? Study finds apes are 'consistently' better than humans at competitions such as hide-and-seek | Mail Online

Chimps were pitted against humans by researchers at the Kyoto University Primate Research Institute, Japan. The apes won because they had better short-term memory.

Zoo worker in gorilla suit shot with tranquiliser dart during 'escape drill' because no-one told the vet it wasn't real | Mail Online

The 35-year-old zoo employee was shot on Monday at Tenerife's Loro Parque Zoo. Staff were taking part in a drill designed to ensure they had an emergency plan in place in case one of the gorillas escaped.

Lorry carrying model octopus breaks down in of Oxford Circus | Mail Online

The vehicle came to a standstill in the middle of the London shopping street's busy junction with Regent Street, causing the roads to grind to a halt.

Star Wars: Episode VII set photos reveal 'eerily familiar' desert landscape | Mail Online

SPOILER ALERT: A series of photos have emerged from the ultra-secretive Abu Dhabi set of Star Wars: Episode VII and offer some encouraging first signs of what fans can expect from the new movie.

Toronto couple finds lost $50m Lotto Max ticket at church | Mail Online

A Canadian couple who won the $50 million lottery in January but lost the ticket have finally been able to collect their winnings thanks to a Good Samaritan.

GoPro camera captures inside a dishwasher once the door closes | Mail Online

One of life's greatest mysteries has been solved after an inquisitive man with a waterproof camera decided to record the inner workings of his dishwasher.

Bear climbs up electricity pylon and falls asleep after being chased by dogs | Mail Online

The black bear dozed off after escaping a pair of dogs by clambering up the hydro pole near Shellbrook in Saskatchewan, Canada.

World's most expensive stamp goes on display | Mail Online

The only surviving 1856 one cent magenta from British Guiana has rarely been seen since it was last publicly exhibited in 1986.

Chinese man stuck in South Korea after son doodles over his passport picture | Mail Online

A four-year-old artist decided to test his budding talents on his father's passport while on a family trip to South Korea.

12-stone lion cub runs amok on Russian train after owner snuck it on with cat's passport | Mail Online

The 12-stone female was 'running wild' and endangering passengers on board a train from Moscow bound for Novy Urengoy in northern Siberia.

Dawn of the robotic DINOSAUR: Terrifying 'Velocirobot' can outrun Usain Bolt at almost 30mph | Mail Online

The machine was created by engineers at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Daejeon and has a mechanism that mimics a tail and two nimble legs.

Chinese traffic police recruit 7ft 6in Chu Yu because his height 'gets motorists attention' | Mail Online

Chu Yu, 25, from China's northeast Liaoning province, quit basketball after a series of injuries and has now got a job as a traffic cop because drivers can see him easily.

Thermometer measures temperature to 30 billionths of a degree | Mail Online

Scientists at the University of Adelaide claim the nano-Kelvin thermometer (artist's impression, pictured), is three times more precise than the best thermometers in existence.

The boutique Le Grotte Della Civita hotel set in Italian caves that have been inhabited since the Bronze Age | Mail Online

The Le Grotte Della Civita has 18 rooms carved into the rockface, where people have been sheltering from the elements for thousands of years.

Cashpoint filler called 999 after getting trapped inside Essex ATM | Mail Online

Firefighters had to dismantle the cash machine to free the Securicor worker who became trapped behind the ATM at Shell Service Station in Brentwood, Essex.

Google will launch 180 satellites to provide internet access for the planet, sources claim | Mail Online

The California-based group will spend more than $1bn (Â£600m) on the technology, which could rival Facebookâ€™s efforts to connect the planet to the web.

Put it there, bear! Long-lost cubs greet each other with a handshake as they spot each other afar | Mail Online

After spotting each other from a distance, at the Kuril Lake in the Kronotsy Nature Reserve, in Russia's remote far east, the two siblings ran through shallow waters to take part in some much needed playtime.

The stunning Sydney address that sold all 129 apartments in four hours | Mail Online

The ink dried on the last contract for the Aqua development in Sydney's Bondi Junction just after midday, with more than $130 million in sales achieved by Colliers International.

Stone Age 'camp' unearthed in London | Mail Online

Prehistoric tools suggesting the presence of a campsite have been discovered on the building site of the new U.S. Embassy in Vauxhall, south London.

Humans could colonise space by sending DNA to distant planets and 'printing' a new civilisation, experts claim | Mail Online

A Nasa expert has joined others in saying we could launch DNA (pictured) to planets. Sending fragments of the human genome might allow people to be 'printed'.

Video captures $10m Washington yacht sinks with six crew on board while being delivered to owner | Mail Online

The brand-new 90ft yacht capsized as it was being launched at the at the Cap Sante Marina in Anacortes, Washington.

Star Trek tractor beam: Sci-fi in real life, beam uses sound waves to move items - Chicago Pop Culture | Examiner.com

The Star Trek tractor beam has often been sought after by sci-fi and technology fanatics alike, but scientists have recently designed a real life tractor beam o

Research team claims to have accurately 'teleported' quantum information ten feet

For the first time in the lab, researchers see stem cells take key step toward development

Scientists developing electronic skin

Scientists use 3D printing to make artificial blood vessels

Richard Branson's Virgin Space Flights Cleared For Takeoff - Pursuitist

Sunset on Titan: The image that could help us find life on other planets | Mail Online

Nasa has developed a new way to understand the atmospheres of exoplanets by using Saturnâ€™s smog-enshrouded moon Titan as a stand-in.

Sir John Pendry Receives 2014 Kavli Prize for Invisibility Cloak | News Tonight Africa

Intel to bring 3D printed robot kits to market this year - CBS News

Intel unveils a two-foot-tall humanoid robot that can be customized with 3D-printed parts, representing a next step for robotics

Scientists say teleportation is 'possible' as they transfer atoms three metres | Mail Online

Dutch researchers have sent an atom three metres, and say nothing in the laws of physics fundamentally forbids the teleportation of humans.

Alarm inside Vittel bottle cap reminds you to drink every hour | Mail Online

French marketing agency Oglivy Paris has designed a new bottle cap. The cap has an in-built timer that reminds you when to rehydrate.

Scientists find part of brain that lets us recognise music | Mail Online

Iowa researchers discovered the same area responsible for remembering names and and landmarks, left temporal lobe, also deals with music.

Watch! Termite robots build structures with amazingly simple rulesÂ -Â Los Angeles Times

Ant colonies: Powerful search engines that benefit from experienceÂ -Â Los Angeles Times

Titan: Nasa Wants to Sail Boat on Methane Lake of Saturn's Largest Moon

Can birds understand humans? Finches found to respond to certain speech patterns | Mail Online

The findings at Leiden University in the Netherlands suggest that prosodic features of vocal sounds may have pre-dated the evolution of structured language itself.

Scientists use lasers to make fruit flies do a song and dance

What with their simple genetics and ultra-brief lifespan, poor fruit flies are the go-to insect for mad scientists. Researchers have discovered a new way

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Sloppy cut-and-paste CVs costing graduates top jobs: Employers struggling to fill vacancies due to glut of poor applications | Mail Online

Research carried out by the Association of Graduate Recruiters â€“ which represents firms like Procter & Gamble, and Rolls-Royce â€“ cast doubt on the calibre of todayâ€™s university leavers.

Robots Will Pave the Way to Mars - IEEE Spectrum

Technologies that exploit space resources will finally open up the solar system to human exploration

Lockheed Martin building next Mars lander -- InSight - 7NEWS Denver TheDenverChannel.com

Crews at Lockheed Martin have gotten the go ahead to begin building the next Mars lander -- InSight.

Bristol University | News | May: How DNA is â€˜editedâ€™ to correct genetic diseases

Supermarket bosses admit they 'ignore expiry dates on own food' | Mail Online

Senior executives in major British supermarkets regularly ignore food expiry dates, with one even branding the policy as 'ridiculous'.

BBC News - Google 'poised to produce 3D imaging tablet'

'Houston, we have a modem': Scientists reveal laser communication could be used to give astronauts broadband on the MOON | Mail Online

Scientists at MIT say they can transmit vast amounts of data across space. This could allow future astronauts to have access to a broadband network.

From the reusable Dyna-Soar plane to the Mars-bound Nerva engine: Vintage space agency images reveal the rockets that NEVER took off | Mail Online

The launch of Sputnik 1 in October 1957 heralded the dawn of the age of space exploration, and with it the design of amazing spacecraft seen here.

Driverless cars to get their own licenses: First certificates will be issued to Californian developers in September | Mail Online

The California Department of Motor Vehicles has developed the licenses for employees of driverless car manufacturers so they can be tested on public roads.

The story of London's bridges: Fascinating photographs reveal how the structures transformed the capital over last 200 years | Mail Online

The images appear in a new exhibition at the Museum of London Docklands and include a rare calotype by William Henry Fox Talbot.

Asteroid crater half the size of football field on Mars | Mail Online

The before-and-after images were captured by Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. The huge crater spans half the length of a football field and first appeared in March 2012.

Could we soon use super fast QUANTUM-powered phones? | Mail Online

Scientists from Princeton University have developed a material that lets electrons pass through its interior. This paves the way for electronics that process information much faster.

You'll be blown away! Couple convert once-derelict 200-year-old windmill into luxury Â£650,000 family home | Mail Online

The impressive property in Kirkham, Lancashire - appropriately named Wynde Milne - was once a bustling mill, but lay derelict for 70 years until its dramatic conversion.

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Gardener spends ten years sculpting hedge into 100ft-long monster with six sets of legs and massive wings | Mail Online

John Brooker, of Norfolk, has clipped away at the hedge in Norfolk to create the huge monster, complete with flaring nostrils and pointed teeth.

Human hearts beat using a BILLION-year-old mechanism | Mail Online

The discovery was made after Pennsylvania State University studied the evolution of the nervous and muscular systems of a starlet sea anemone.

Could an Earth superbug live on MARS? | Mail Online

The University of Arkansas made the discovery after subjecting two species of methanogens to extreme heat and cold to simulate Martian freeze-thaw cycles.

Thief left behind phone with his picture as a screensaver during jewellery shop raid | Mail Online

Germain Ibrahim Fofana, 27, stole three rings worth Â£18,000 from a shop in Kingston, Southwest London, after posing as a loving couple with a female accomplice, police believe.

Watch the 5,000 meteoroids that bombard Earth each day in REAL TIME | Mail Online

Nasaâ€™s meteoroid visualisations are produced using the space agencyâ€™s Asgard software program which tracks an estimated 4,000-5,000 meteoroids a day.

Stevensite mineral found on Mars can be created by microbes | Mail Online

Researchers at the Australian National University in Canberra found microbes can become encrusted by the mineral stevensite.

Concept's new designs showcase future of private jet travel | Mail Online

The quirky design - which wouldn't look out of place in a five-star hotel reception - is being installed on a Boeing 787-9 for a wealthy client.

Belgium's La Balad des Gnomes hotel has bizarre rooms to stay in | Mail Online

With beds that appear to be nestled into the hollow of a tree, to a giant wooden horse, this hotel welcomes everyone from Hobbits to Greeks.

Inside The Ings luxury cat hotel costing owners up to Â£60 a night | Mail Online

Luxury accommodation for cats and dogs is the latest trend for holidaymakers who donâ€™t want to feel as though their fluffy friends are missing out while they are away.

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BBQ Donut boat where you can sizzle sausages over an open flame while floating in the water | Mail Online

Designed by inventor Sebastian Schmitt, 37, the bright orange vessel is the perfect venue for up to ten friends wanting a barbecue with a difference.

It's a knock-off! China's copycat culture gives rise to bizarre fakes of Mount Rushmore, the Egyptian pyramids and New York skyline | Mail Online

China is building a reputation for producing replicas, but it has raised questions of national pride in a country boasting a rich history and now regaining global clout.

Google launches online album that sorts holiday pictures and edits videos | Mail Online

Google's latest software can automatically sort holiday pictures, and even edit your videos to create storybooks.

Nasa book suggests that ancient rock art could have been created by aliens | Mail Online

A new book details the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (Seti). In it the authors discuss the methods through which we might find alien life.

Owl attempts to carry off badger twice its size | Mail Online

The brazen mission was carried out in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, as the badger approached its nesting site.

Video shows angler hooking 30st porbeagle shark ONE MILE off Devon beach | Mail Online

Graeme Pullen, 62, from Hook, Hampshire, was fishing for pollock off the North Devon coast when the 8ft long porbeagle shark took his bait.

Lancet fish with fangs washes up on Nags Head Beach, North Carolina | Mail Online

A rarely seen fish that normally lives in the depths of the Atlantic caused a stir last week, when it washed up on a North Carolina beach.

Scientists find largest dinosaurs Titanosaur fossil | Mail Online

Paleontologists in Argentina's remote Patagonia region have discovered fossils of what was likely the largest dinosaur ever to roam the earth.

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Found: Cancer's deadly 'mother cells' that if killed, could wipe out the disease | Mail Online

Oxford scientists claim they have pinpointed deadly â€˜mother cellsâ€™ - which they claim could be wiped out if the right drug is developed.

Best way to get rid of snails is by throwing them over the fence | Mail Online

A new study by the universities of Exeter and Queen Mary London has found that snails rarely return from more than 65 feet (20 metres), just short of the length of a cricket pitch.

Could stem cells help people paralysed by MS? Scientists reveal they are 'astonished' by landmark study | Mail Online

Treatment with human stem cells has allowed mice crippled by a version of MS to walk again after less than two weeks, say University of Utah scientists.

Technology to move objects with the mind created by Mexican researcher

Student shows James Webb Space Telescope will be able to observe afterglows from earliest gamma-ray bursts

Radiation from early universe found key to answer major questions in physics

Today's insects to be tomorrow's grub - food experts

Breakthrough paper on the Aharonov-Bohm effect published

HADES searches for dark matter

Magnetar formation mystery solved?

Physicists show unlimited heat conduction in graphene

Strongly interacting electrons in wacky oxide synchronize to work like the brain

New radar images uncover remarkable features below the surface of the Moon

New headway in battle against neurodegenerative diseases

(Medical Xpress)â€”Conditions which may accelerate the spread of Parkinson's disease, and a potential means of enhancing naturally-occurring defences against neurodegenerative disorders, have been identified in two new studies.

Researchers help discover rare form of iron oxide in ancient Chinese pottery

Rosetta's target comet is becoming active

One-nm-thick graphene engine mimics two-stroke engine

A house to live long and prosper in: Entrepreneur is selling Miami mansion complete with Starship Enterprise replica for $35 million | Mail Online

Star Trek fans with a spare $35 million can be beamed direct to the set of their favorite series with this Florida mansion that has a replica of the Starship Enterprise.

Chicken lorry crash on M62 leads to hundreds of hens making bid for freedom | Mail Online

The live birds spilled on to the eastbound carriageway of the M62 near Eccles Interchange in Greater Manchester after a lorry transporting them crashed (left).

45mph ostrich runs through Beijing streets before armed police catch it | Mail Online

The flight-less bird escaped from a Beijing farm and hit the asphalt running. It caused a flap among the police, with several patrol cars sent to monitor it.

The 5,600 square foot glass mega yacht inspired by skyscrapers and LEGO | Mail Online

It features floor-to-ceiling windows, swimming pools, a staircase that doubles up as a stage and glass elevators.

Â£14m for the biggest ever flawless blue diamond which experts say 'is like a dream' | Mail Online

The pear-shaped diamond named The Blue is 13.22 carats is estimated to be worth between $21-$25 million (Â£12-Â£14 million).

Toshiba, SanDisk to mass produce high-power '3D' memory

Novel ways by which human fungal infections may be controlled

Researchers optimizing graphene for various applications

Rare earth ions in a crystal become candidate for a quantum memory

Advance brings 'hyperbolic metamaterials' closer to reality

Luna 'Washing ball' could turn your laundry basket into a washing machine | Mail Online

The Luna can be placed directly into a laundry basket, and clean clothes without ever having to remove them.

The most ornate birdhouses from round the world | Mail Online

In a new book author Anne Schmauss has gathered a collection of photographs of some of the world's most extreme birdhouses.

Astronomers create first realistic virtual universe

50 years of Mars observations

Students design artificial kidney with 3-D printing

Rare byproduct of marine bacteria kills cancer cells by snipping their DNA

Ultra-fast, the bionic arm can catch objects on the fly (w/ Video)

FDA approves Deka arm, the mind-controlled robotic limb developed by Segway creator | Mail Online

The arm, created by a firm in New Hampshire, can perform multiple powered movements. It was inspired by the bionic arm given to Luke (pictured inset) after his arm was cut off by Darth Vader in Star Wars.

The stunning cave hotel that lets you live like the Flintstones, but in more luxury | Mail Online

Fred and Wilma fans can escape to this Stone Age-style retreat in South Africa, where luxury rooms are surrounded by rock paintings that date back 6,000 years.

Is the moon lying on its SIDE? Giant impact might have knocked it off balance 4 billion years ago, claim experts | Mail Online

Japanese researchers have completed a study of the lunar magnetic field. Using data from two spacecraft they say the moon was once on its side.

There's a hole in the Sun! Nasa reveals video showing mysterious square hole appearing on the solar surface | Mail Online

The hole is clearly visible as the sun rotates, appearing to be a black abyss into the centre of the Sun.

Majorca brings in Â£500 fines for bikini shoppers | Mail Online

The new regulations come into force in Majorca this month after workers in bars, restaurants and shops complained they were fed up with having to serve under-dressed holidaymakers.

3D printed duckbill that could cure sleep apnea | Mail Online

The Australian gadget's 'bill', which extends from the mouth like a whistle, allows air to flow through to the back of the throat.

The sun's 'long-lost BROTHER' revealed: Star born from same gas cloud discovered - and it could host planets with alien life | Mail Online

The University of Texas says the star, called HD 162826, is 15 per cent more massive than our sun and located 110 light-years away in the constellation Hercules.

Palaeoartist brings human evolution to life with amazingly realistic sculptures | Mail Online

Palaeoartist Elisabeth DaynÃ¨s uses clay and silicone to make the models based on the skulls of ancient specimens, in her Paris studio.

Omsignal smart shirt that can monitor your workout | Mail Online

The Omsignal shirt has health sensors sewn into its fabric to constantly monitor the wearer.

ENTIRE UNIVERSE created in supercomputer. Not THIS universe (probably) â€¢ The Register

Rosetta begins final manoeuvres to rendezvous with comet | sen.com

AI or A-DNA? US scientists create first living organism with artificial DNA | ITProPortal.com

American scientists have engineered the first life forms that carry artificial DNA - DNA that can also be passed on to their offspring in a move that...

Polymer sets new self-healing record | Chemistry World

Material mimics animal healing forming a scaffold to support repair of holes over 3cm wide

Acid-spewing beetles inspire new defense mechanism against ATM vandals - CBS News

The shiny blue-green bombardier beetle has one of natureâ€™s most aggressive chemical defense systems

World heavyweight champ of dinosaurs - IOL SciTech | IOL.co.za

Robot sex a turn-on, say 1 in 6 Britons

One out of six Britons would indulge in sex with a robot as revealed by a one poll survey. This survey was initiated to mark the commencement of a new Science Fiction TV...

Nearest bright 'hypervelocity star' found: Speeding at 1 million mph, it probes black hole and dark matter

Scientists create first living organism that transmits added letters in DNA 'alphabet'

Milky Wayâ€™s Magnetic Fingerprint Revealed | Astronomy | Sci-News.com

Astronomers using data from Planck Space Telescope have created a map of the entire sky that charts the magnetic field shaping our Milky Way Galaxy.

Humans 'too stupid and religious to cope with aliens', claims expert | Mail Online

A professor from Spain says we're not ready to meet extraterrestrial life. Gabriel De la Torre surveyed 116 students from the US, Italy and Spain.

Not so dino-sore! Carnivorous prehistoric creatures possessed amazing healing abilities, bones reveal | Mail Online

Scientists have used state-of-the-art techniques to study dinosaur bones, and the University of Manchester researchers found they could heal easily.

New DNA Test Can Find Your Ancestors : News : Headlines & Global News

The robots are coming: Theyâ€™re dangerous, and theyâ€™ll steal your jobs | ITProPortal.com

A survey into the future of tech and robots has revealed that folks donâ€™t trust androids in general, although some have a different attitude entirelyâ€¦

Scientists discover 'one weird trick' used by ancient Egyptians to build the pyramids - Science - News - The Independent

There are many mind blowing things about the pyramids, from the fact that Cleopatra lived closer to the Moon Landings than the construction of the Great Pyramid to the idea that they remained the tallest man-made structures on Earth for more than 3,800 years.

The incredible origami bike that can fold down to the size of an umbrella | Mail Online

The Italian designer behind the project said he wanted to create a folding bike that did not rely on smaller wheels and a flimsy frame.

BKON TX vacuum powered tea maker that can create the perfect brew in 60 seconds | Mail Online

The US firm behind the Bkon brewer is already testing the $13,000 machine, and hopes it will go on sale this year.

Made-to-measure CARTILAGE: Scientists '3D-print' living human tissue that could one day help arthritis sufferers | Mail Online

Researchers from Pittsburg grew the cartilage by placing thin layers of human stem cells in a solution that retains its shape and helps the cartilage to grow.

Nasa video shows how they will land humans on Mars in the 2030s | Mail Online

Nasa has unveiled the steps they will need to take on the 'Path to Mars.' In a new video the agency shows how new and emerging tech will be used.

The world's fastest animal is Paratarsotomus macropalpis, a tiny mite that beast cheetah | Mail Online

LA researchers recorded Paratarsotomus macropalpis (pictured), which is no bigger than a sesame seed, at up to 322 body lengths per second.

Trident sports car Iceni model runs on CHIP FAT OIL | Mail Online

A Norfolk-based car manufacturer claims its new Iceni model is the worldâ€™s fastest and most fuel efficient sports car.

Traces of recent water on Mars

A star's early chemistry shapes life-friendly atmospheres

Nissan develops first 'self-cleaning' car prototype (w/ Video)

Cuckoo named after Chris Packham is back in Norfolk to reveal secrets of its 45,000 mile odyssey - News - Eastern Daily Press

He may look like an ordinary bird, but Chris the cuckoo is at the centre of some major scientific breakthroughs and has returned to East Anglia after spending the winter in Africa.

IBM researchers create worldâ€™s smallest magazine cover | French Tribune

BBC News - Rare 'hamster-sized' Java mouse-deer born in Spain

Liquid water was flowing on Mars 200,000 years ago | Business Standard

A very young crater on Mars has shown evidence that liquid water existed on the red planet as recently as 200,000 years ago, according to a new research.

World's Smallest 3D Glasses Developed & Tested On Praying Mantis By Newcastle University | CrazyEngineers

A team of neuroscience researchers from Newcastle University have developed what are being called the world's tiniest

Family ordered to demolish dream Â£500,000 home after builders made it too high and too wide | Mail Online

A heartbroken family has been ordered to demolish their dream Â£500,000 Glasgow home - after bungling builders made it 6ft too high and 4ft too wide.

Nasa releases spectacular image of ancient star cluster - Telegraph

A beautiful image showing a sparkling jumble of stars has been released from the Hubble Space Telescope

First computer to come with a mouse could fetch Â£25,000 at auction | Mail Online

The machine, which was a commercial flop when it launched in 1983 despite exciting features, will go to auction in Cologne, Germany on May 24.

Forget electric cars - Airbus unveils plans to fly battery-powered PLANES within the next 20 years | Mail Online

Airbus has unveiled their all-electric E-Fan protoype electric aircraft. The aircraft's duct fans are powered by an electric motor and battery.

Could our search for alien life trigger the end of humanity? | Mail Online

Oxford University scientist claims there must a barrier that prevents rise of intelligent life, and this barrier - known as the Great Filter - could still be awaiting humanity.

Could we go to Mars in 30 days? NUCLEAR rockets may make it possible | Mail Online

Nasa envisions using a nuclear reactor to heat hydrogen to very high temperatures, which will then expand through a nozzle to generate thrust.

Are we living underwater? Researchers believe the universe might be a liquid superfluid | Mail Online

New research suggest spacetime might be a time of ultra-cool fluid. Known as a superfluid, this phase of matter possess unusual qualities.

Could life on Mars have existed just 200,000 years ago? Young rock formations provide evidence of 'recent' water on the red planet | Mail Online

Scientists at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden have found a 200,000-year-old crater that has debris flows and gullies.

Is Apple working on a HOLOGRAM phone? | Mail Online

The California firm's latest patent involves a system that creates the 3D image, an optical system that projects the image, and a touch sensor. Stock image pictured.

Trauma of life is passed down in SPERM, affecting mental health of future generations | Mail Online

Researchers at the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich found the changes are so powerful they can even influence a man's grandchildren.

Did vitamin B come from outer space? Meteors may have brought nutrient to Earth and helped sparked life on the planet | Mail Online

Nasa researchers analysed samples from eight different carbon-rich meteorites and found vitamin B3 at levels ranging from about 30 to 600 parts-per-billion.

Britain's most bizarre insurance claims | Mail Online

Insurance provider RIAS revealed their top 10 list of bizarre claims, with most involving damage caused by a range of animals, from badgers to snails, dogs and pigeons.

Sending manned mission to Mars is 'absolutely necessary' Nasa chief says | Mail Online

Speaking at the Humans to Mars summit in Washington, head of the US space programme Charles Bolden, said: 'If this species is to survive indefinitely we need to become a multi-planet species, we need to go to Mars, and Mars is a stepping stone to other solar systems.'

China is building the world's fastest elevator - and it travels 95 floors in 43 SECONDS | Mail Online

A new skyscraper in China will have the fastest ultra-high-speed elevator. The Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre is due for completion in 2016.

Scientists develop 3D jellifed 'smoothfood' that looks just like our everyday meals | Mail Online

A German company called Biozoon has developed 3D-printed gel food. Known as 'Smoothfood', the 'Performance' project was funded by the EU

Google Street View TIME MACHINE lets you see how world has changed since 2007 | Mail Online

California-based Google collected historical Street View imagery dating back to 2007, when the service launched.

Eurovision Song Contest 2014 line-up | Mail Online

Europe's biggest song contest will be on Saturday 10 May in Denmark in a former shipyard which is being renovated to host the 59th annual competition.

Was William Shakespeare's dictionary discovered on eBay? | Mail Online

George Koppelman and Daniel Wechsler from New York purchased a 1580 dictionary for $4,300 on eBay in 2008, which they believe once belonged to the poet and playwright, the Bard of Avon.

Madingley model simulator predicts fate of all life on Earth | Mail Online

Researchers at Microsoft and the UN are hoping the model could provide a better understanding of how fragile ecosystems fit together.

Wireless charger system can recharge EVERY phone in your office from 5 metres away | Mail Online

The Korean system has set a new record fo sending power through the air - and is even able to power a TV.

3D-printed plaster cast uses ultrasound to speed up healing | Mail Online

A Turkish design student has unveiled his revolutionary cast for patients. The 3D-printed cast enables injuries to be treated faster and more easily.

Graphene can be made with dishwashing liquid and a BLENDER, scientists find | Mail Online

Irish researchers found graphene, a material expected to change the way electronics are made, can be manufactured using a blender and washing up liquid.

Amazing Nasa animation reveals just how close we are to finding life on an alien planet | Mail Online

Nasa's planet-hunting Kepler space telescope was launched in 2009. To date it has found nearly 4,000 potential planets outside the solar system.

Disused Nottingham meat factory transformed into one of Britain's greenest homes | Mail Online

Julian Marsh and wife Judy Liebert began the project to convert a former Nottingham meat factory into an eco-home in 2009 - and five years later it is one of the greenest in the country.

DNA 'edited' to cure liver disease and could be used for Down's Syndrome | Mail Online

Researchers in Massachusetts used a technique known as Crispr to correct a single â€˜letterâ€™ of the genetic alphabet in diseased mice.

'Honest' prisoner reminded police he had cocaine on him when he was arrested | Mail Online