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For the first time, billions of people will be able to use the service even if their phone has no battery.

For years, we were encouraged to store our data online. But it's become increasingly clear that this won't last forever – and now the race is on to stop our memories being deleted.

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Danish Siddiqui, an award-winning photographer with Reuters news agency, is killed on assignment.

It comes amid growing concern about congestion, competition and even an arms race in space.

It is the biggest repatriation of suspected Islamic State members since its fall in 2019.

While no one is sure exactly why these ingenious islets were were constructed, they provide a unique window on human life all the way back to Neolithic times in Britain.

Israeli tech firm NSO denies media reports that its software has been sold to authoritarian regimes.

A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.

The Biden administration is investigating cases of "Havana syndrome" among US officials.

The world's richest man and three other passengers return safely just over 10 minutes after launch.

As Indonesia sees a surge fuelled by the Delta variant, misleading health claims are spreading.

A 16-year-old student is charged with murder after a body is found in a bathroom and an axe seized.

Electroflight has built the E-NXT which it hopes will break the electric airspeed record.

Gems worth £4.2m were allegedly swapped for pebbles at a Mayfair jewellers, a court hears.

Companies handling crypto-assets would have to collect customer details.

Thomas Barrack is alleged to have lobbied the US government on behalf of the United Arab Emirates.

The firm said on Tuesday that the "time is right to learn more about how our members value games".

We may be stepping into a world in which we are all spies - and at the same time are all spied on.

Since Sylvia Plath died in 1963, she's been turned into a crudely tragic symbol. As she inspires more biographies, will we ever get closer to the 'real' Plath, asks Lillian Crawford.

Scientists are excavating one of the most important Jurassic sites ever discovered in the UK.

The one-time teenage FBI informant says his work with the agency amounts to 'child abuse'

Investigators show video of a palatial villa, accusing traffic police of a mafia-style racket.