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Twitter will allow ANYONE to appeal an account suspension from February 1

Elon Musk’s Twitter ‘amnesty’ continues: Social media platform will allow ANYONE to appeal an account suspension from February 1 By Sam Tonkin... read more

Instagram’s new tool lets users share posts containing only text and emoji

Since its launch in 2010, Instagram has made its name by letting users upload photos with short captions.  Now, with a new tool called Notes, users can share p... read more

Two huge pieces of space junk come within 19 feet of colliding

Two massive bits of defunct Russian space junk came within just 19ft (six metres) of colliding with each other in what was a dangerous near-miss in low-Earth or... read more

MailOnline tries the world’s first plant-based ‘beef’ loin – and it tastes JUST like the real deal

Poll Would you pay £40 for a vegan loin? Yes 16 votes No 123 votes Whether it’s for health reasons or to help save the planet, many Brits want to cut dow... read more

Bizarre video that appears to show an anteater with two HEADS baffles the internet

‘This tripped me out!’ Bizarre video that appears to show an anteater with two HEADS baffles the internet – so can YOU see what’s really goi... read more

Mysterious blue spiral appears in the sky over Hawaii

It may have an eerie, UFO-like appearance, but this mysterious blue spiral in the sky has a far more mundane explanation. The spectacular sight – which baffl... read more

A Look at How Mobile Technology is Transforming Africa

About a decade ago, Nigeria had about 100,000 phone lines, mostly landlines operated by NITEL, a state-owned telecom giant. In today’s Nigeria, NITEL is n... read more

Anxious dogs can be calmed by exercising with other pooches, study shows 

Down, boy! Anxious dogs can be calmed by exercising with other pooches, study shows Dogs suffering from generalised anxiety disorder can benefit from playing sp... read more

Starship: All you need to know about Elon Musk’s rocket ahead of its first launch

It is a day that could go down in history as the moment humans took their first small step in what will be a giant leap to becoming a multi-planetary species. E... read more

The 10 most iconic retro mobile phones: How many do YOU remember? 

It can be hard to remember a life before smartphones, now that they have replaced maps, watches, calendars and cameras, to name just a few. But once upon a time... read more

Deepfakes: Cyber expert warns AI images pose national security risk

Deepfake AI has the potential to undermine national security, a cybersecurity expert has warned. Dr Tim Stevens, director of the Cyber Security Research Group a... read more

Is Japanese knotweed growing near YOU? Check our interactive map of the UK to find out

There are over 50,000 known Japanese knotweed infestations throughout the UK. The invasive plant is notorious for its propensity to spread and cause damage to b... read more

iPhone hacks to make your life easier

There are over 1.2billion of them around the world. Part of its attraction is the sleek design and quick functionality.  But the iPhone has so many more uses t... read more

Can YOU guess what they are? AI reimagines popular brand logos in the style of famous artists

From Apple to Coca-Cola, many of the world’s biggest brands have logos that are instantly recognised by people around the world.  But what if these logos... read more

Near death experiences: visions of the afterlife from people who have been brought back

What happens after a person dies remains a mystery – from religion, science and philosophy – it is one of humanity’s great unanswered question... read more

Titanic: Here are the biggest mysteries surrounding the ill-fated liner

More than 100 years after she sank while crossing the Atlantic on her maiden voyage, RMS Titanic is still widely regarded as the most famous ship in history.  ... read more

Blazing meteorites from the outer solar system triggered life on Earth 4.6 billion years ago

Great balls of fire! Blazing meteorites from the outer regions of the solar system triggered life on Earth 4.6 billion years ago By Stacy Liberatore For Dailyma... read more

Are you ‘Spotify snooping’? Stealth feature allows users to spy

‘Spotify snooping’ has become the new technique to spy on crushes to ‘see’ what they are doing, how they feel and even get a glimpse int... read more

Glass bottles preserve milk’s flavour better, scientists say

For decades in Britain, milk has been delivered in glass pint bottles in the wee hours by the cheery milkman. But soaring costs and the pressure to switch to al... read more

Stunning drone footage captures a huge pod of dolphins off the coast of Florida

An armature drone photographer captured stunning footage of a dolphin pod swimming through the crystal-blue waters off the coast of Florida. Local restaurant ow... read more

Blue Origin plans to fly an all-FEMALE crew into space next year – led by Jeff Bezos’ girlfriend

Billionaire Jeff Bezos’ private space firm, Blue Origin, will send the first ever all-female crew into space in the next year.  Lauren Sanchez, BezosR... read more

Enterprise IT Asset Disposal and Data Destruction: What You Need to Know

Enterprise IT asset disposal and data destruction is a critical process for ensuring the security and compliance of a business’s sensitive information. As... read more

It’s a Mars bear! Image resembling Paddington is seen on the surface of the Red Planet 

It’s a Mars bear! Image resembling Paddington is seen on the surface of the Red Planet A Nasa orbiter 155 miles above Mars took a picture of a bear etched... read more

Loyalty cards could be used to spot cancer cases sooner, study suggests

Loyalty cards could be used to spot cancer cases sooner, study suggests A new study claims shop loyalty cards could be used to flag up cancer cases Women in ear... read more