A molecule produced by gut microbes may help spur heart disease
A leftover from microbes’ meals is linked to early heart disease in people. In mice, it contributed to plaque buildup in the arteries.
A quantum computer goes to space
Quantum computers in space could be useful for communications networks or for testing fundamental physics.
The War on Truth
This episode explores the rise of fake news, uncovering its history, motives and the stories driving its global impact.
England vs India: Fifth Test – teams, start, Gambhir, groundsman
India seek to save the five-Test series with England leading 2-1 going into the final match at the Oval in London.
UK flights disrupted after air traffic control ‘technical issue’
Air traffic control authority says departures at all airports have resumed after glitch affected flights across UK.
Review Recommends High Dose Statins
The exact role of different types of dietary fat and the best approach to prevention in cardiovascular disease has been somewhat controversial. However, the level
Trump to hit India with 25% tariffs – plus ‘penalty’ for trade with Russia
The US president said the measures would take effect from from 1 August, the US deadline for a trade deal.
Why did Russian mega earthquake not cause more tsunami damage?
The earthquake was one of the strongest ever recorded, but its tsunami was not as bad as feared.
Tanzania’s ban on foreigners operating small businesses sparks Kenyan backlash
They are barred from areas like mobile money transfers, tour guiding, small-scale mining and curio shops.
Greece warns of ‘invasion’ as it halts asylum on Med route
Greek migration minister Thanos Plevris says his country faces a “state of emergency”.
Trump hits India with 25% tariff, extra ‘penalty’ for Russian oil purchases
The US president said while India ‘is our friend’, it imposes stiff tariffs on US goods and buys too much Russian oil.
‘Exorbitant privilege’: Can the US dollar maintain its global dominance?
Despite global shifts, analysts agree the US dollar’s reserve currency status is unlikely to be replaced for decades.
Border clash between Ugandan, South Sudanese troops kills at least four
It is not clear what triggered the fighting although sections of the border have long been contested.
‘Universal’ cancer vaccine heading to human trials could be useful for ‘all forms of cancer’
A new mRNA-based vaccine triggers a response from the innate immune system to help arm the body against cancer, a mouse study finds. It’s now