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Mastering the body's hidden flaws: The MedTech inventions aiming to save lives
London Institute for Healthcare Engineering is working with inventors to get their products to patients faster
Are e-scooters a danger or an affordable way to curb emissions?
Record number of violations in Dubai but deaths fall as safety message cuts through
Seven of the UAE's best stargazing spots
From astronomy centres to random spots across the desert, the UAE is filled with great places to watch celestial events
Next-generation fighter jet project in doubt amid defence review
The Tempest will have advanced stealth technology, as well as the ability to fly without a pilot and direct swarms of drones
Tycoon's TV company 'axed show for Netanyahu', protesters say
Channel 13 in Israel recently dropped its most-watched programme following leadership shake-up
Rising antimalarial resistance in Africa potentially fatal for millions
Artemisinin-based combination therapies have been first-line treatment for malaria for almost 20 years
Four arrested in Europe over sale of drone parts to Hezbollah
Suspects, who were detained in Spain and Germany, are all believed to be Lebanese
Von der Leyen wins second term at EU helm after green promise
European Commission President is re-elected with 401 votes, 40 more than she needed
Covid: UK 'prepared for the wrong pandemic'
Pandemic inquiry report concludes: 'Never again can a disease be allowed to lead to so many deaths and so much suffering'
Stretchy 'electric eel battery' a leap forward for wearable tech
The soft and sticky substance could power wearable devices or biomedical implants
Children who move home aged 10 to 15 face higher risk of depression
Risk is 41 per cent higher for those who relocate once, rising to 61 per cent if they move more times, new study shows
Whooping cough cases rise in Scotland amid fall in vaccinations
More than 5,000 reports of the infection have been recorded so far this year
Light exercise before bed 'may improve sleep'
Participants slept for an additional 27 minutes on average after light exercise
Laser breakthrough paves way for faster communications from space
Lasers operate at much higher frequencies than radio signals, meaning they pack more information into every second
Super-wealthy spending less on London property
Competition from Dubai and political uncertainty leads to £100m year-on-year drop in deals worth £15m or more in first half of 2024