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Dracula AD 1972 saw the Count wreak havoc in swinging 1970s London – and was derided by critics. But it changed the template for the iconic bloodsucker, writes David Barnett.

The New York Stock Exchange says the merger is "effective" as the billionaire axes executives.

The income the Sisters of the Valley make from growing cannabis is at half its pre-pandemic level.

At least a dozen species display this 'bad habit' and now scientists want to know why.

When big rocks slammed into the Red Planet, US space agency missions were able to record the events.

Pope Francis was answering a question about how best to navigate the digital world.

A police chief said the woman's body appeared to be largely intact when it was found.

This sentence for contempt of Congress comes as Donald Trump faces a subpoena from the same committee.

Literary agent Andrew Wylie gives an update on the novelist's health two months after his stabbing.

A Dutch media report says China is running an undeclared police operation to pressure dissidents.

College students were asked to create headwear to help resist the urge to peek at others' papers.

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Images of nights skies show power supplies disappearing in Ethiopia as a humanitarian crisis bites.

Mutations that saved lives from the plague are causing auto-immune diseases today.

Hans Niemann is suing grandmaster Magnus Carlsen and others after they accused him of cheating.

The Hollywood actor's lost memoir has been rediscovered and sheds light on the tortured star's life.

Personal bests were invalidated after the course was found short for the second time in six years.

One of the most famous scenes in the cosmos is viewed by the new, Nasa-led super space observatory.

From declining ratings to Neighbours' cancellation and Days of our Lives' move to streaming only, soap operas are under threat like never before. Can they survive, asks Louis Staples.

Getting less than this may increase the risk of a multitude of chronic conditions, say researchers.

The evolution of roots transformed life on Earth – and understanding them could help us to grow more resilient plants.

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It is an industry that has been dominated by China for years, but now the rest of the world wants in.