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World War II PoW Jack Jennings lived for almost half a century without speaking of the horrors he witnessed on the Thai-Burma 'death railway' where 12,000 people died

Katie Rosseinsky digs into the rise of what we now understand to be ‘Oscar bait’ – biopics, wigs, lots and lots of speeches – from the surprise influence of ‘The Deer Hunter’, to the ruthless campaigning machinations of Harvey Weinstein

Compilation - Mount Edgcumbe 57 (Season 15 Episode 50 of 60): A compilation edition. Flog It! airs on BBC Two HD at 5:15 PM, Thursday 15 February. A compilation edition

How can the civil service set up the conditions in which neurodivergent staff can flourish, and deliver their best for citizens? Tim Gibson seeks expe...

Pulsar Fusion, UK aerospace company, has successfully tested its large-scale plasma engine designed for propelling larger satellites.

Claims that a cottage for sale was home to Alan Turing, the mathematician and code-breaker, during the Second World War have been withdrawn after local amateur historians disputed the legitimacy of the property’s blue plaque.

Rapid advances in artificial intelligence such as Microsoft-backed OpenAIs ChatGPT are complicating governments efforts to agree laws governing the use of the technology. Here are the...

Calling all Codebreakers!

Silicon chips are a key component of AI expansion – President Joe Biden recently signed the CHIPS Act, which gives $52 billion to build factories in the US.

A Bucks resident has slammed the litter left ‘during the construction’ of the new East West Rail line from Cambridge to Oxford.