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A visit to Diamond Light Source, the UK’s national synchrotron by Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Michelle Donelan, officially started the programmed upgrade to Diamond II, a £519 million UK government investment predominantly from the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Infrastructure Fund (86%) and the Wellcome Trust (14%). Click to read more...

Forget the big bucks for super-expensive cuts. Alfie’s on Bligh Street champions the humble sirloin, serving up a more modestly priced $38 220-gram Riverine steak.

Readers reflect on the Israel-Palestine conflict and the Voice referendum.

Originally signed up under a pre-construction services agreement (PCSA), Mace will carry out design, buildability, construction and planning services for

A new strategy for getting a bigger return on the UK’s membership of CERN launched as the Science and Tech Secretary visits the North West to open a next-generation quantum computing centre.

The Vulcan 20-20 is being built in Oxfordshire and will be able to deliver more power in a single blast than the entire National Grid supply, scientists say

Speyside single malt Scotch distillery Glenfiddich has teamed up with a British designer on a new fashion collaboration for bartenders.

The Vulcan 20-20 laser is expected to be "million, billion, billion" times brighter than the Sahara Desert’s brightest sunlight.

The world's most powerful laser will be built in Oxfordshire, thanks to £85m in new funding for the technology.

The Vulcan 20-20 will help scientists working on nuclear fusion, understanding plasma, new renewable energy sources and studying electromagnetic fields.