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The competition has previously focussed on satellites that were still down on Earth.

Freddie Scappaticci, better known by his codename Stakeknife, headed the nutting squad - the IRAs notorious internal security unit charged with rooting out suspected informers.

College Park, Maryland-based quantum computing startup IonQ has announced its second partnership with Amazon.

A leading human rights lawyer has warned that "the spectre of another Stakeknife type inquiry looms large" over the full role of a suspected state agent operating in Co Down in the 1990s.

The SWP cheers on those committed to minority, isolated actions such as blowing up pipelines, not those who stress programme, class politics and using elections to win majority support, writes Eddie Ford

IRA enforcer turned British army agent was deeply involved in some of the murkiest chapters of the Troubles

After being outed as informer ‘Stakeknife’, he escaped the punishment many before him suffered

When his identity emerged in 2003, it seemed inconceivable that the British government could have planted a mole deep in the heart of the IRAs command structure for more than two decades.

The US's current air-to-air missiles aren't designed for the newest US jets, and they're at risk of falling behind Russia's and China's new missiles.

The best quantum computing stock to buy now will address what is forecast to be a $125 billion market by 2030.