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• Huawei P20 Pro's three rear cameras trumps rival phones

  27-03-2018 15:30 via BBC News
  Many smartphones now have two camera lenses on the back - but Huawei's latest has three.
  
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• Real-life Jurassic Park? Scientists discover dinosaur BLOOD inside 115-million-year old bones

  02-11-2026 21:00 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Scientists have discovered molecular traces of blood inside the bones of a dinosaur that roamed the Earth 115 million years ago.
  
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• Nostradamus' chilling prophecies fuel claims of financial ruin and deadly discovery in 2027

  02-11-2026 19:41 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Nostradamus' centuries-old writings have been linked to a chilling vision of 2027. The French astrologer, who died in 1566, left behind cryptic passages that some say are clues to the future.
  
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• Earthquake swarm rattles California region facing a 75% chance of a major quake

  02-11-2026 17:17 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  An earthquake swarm over several hours has been detected just miles from one of America's most dangerous fault lines, as the chances of a major disaster continue to rise.
  
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• An interspecies gay love story: Scientists discover an 'unusual sexual bond' between a bull and a male donkey

  02-11-2026 17:00 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Scientists have discovered an 'unusual sexual bond' between a bull and a male donkey, with the animals repeatedly choosing each other - despite having plenty of females around them.
  
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• What fireworks sound like to dogs: Audio reveals why Bonfire Night and Diwali celebrations can be terrifying for pets - as their hearing is four times more sensitive

  02-11-2026 16:10 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  If you've ever wondered why your pooch turns into a trembling wreck the moment a firework goes off, a new audio simulation may finally provide the answer.
  
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• McDonald's testing revamped menu amid the explosion of new weight loss drugs - weeks after Diet Coke was brought back to Aussie stores

  02-11-2026 15:59 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  An investors meeting earlier this month revealed McDonald's is considering new menu items.
  
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• Decades-old theory on how life on Earth started is WRONG, scientists claim

  02-11-2026 13:34 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Scientists have made a discovery that could overturn a decades-old theory on how life got started on Earth.
  
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• The tattoo you can make INVISIBLE: Scientists develop futuristic ink that's only revealed with a UV flashlight

  02-11-2026 12:50 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Whether it's a job interview or a wedding, there are often situations when you wish you could make your tattoos temporarily invisble. Now, scientists are a step closer to making that a reality.
  
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• Can an electrolyte drink really stop you feeling tired all the time? Top experts give their verdict on the latest wellness trend taking over TikTok: A glass a day tackles exhaustion, cramps and headaches, users say

  02-11-2026 12:05 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Electrolytes - a mixture of essential minerals including sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium - are said to instantly resolve disabling exhaustion in a single glass.
  
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• Deadly pufferfish washes up on Dorset beach - after sea creature is blown hundreds of miles off course

  02-11-2026 11:47 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  The exotic fish - which is extremely poisonous - was found by a free diver on the sand at Knoll Beach, Studland, Dorset.
  
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• Pompeii's forgotten past: Archaeologists uncover a perfume bottle and a child's necklace in a wardrobe that has been sealed since the eruption of Mount Vesuvius

  02-11-2026 11:22 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Archaeologists have uncovered a glimpse into Pompeii's forgotten past after opening a cupboard that had been sealed for almost 2,000 years.
  
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• Why your house is teeming with ladybirds: Horrified Brits say their homes are crawling with insects - here's what's behind the invasion

  02-11-2026 11:12 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  If you've spotted swarms of ladybirds clinging to your windows or crawling across your walls in recent days, you're not alone.
  
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• Beachgoer amazed to discover deadly pufferfish washed up on Dorset beach - after sea creature is blown hundreds of miles off course

  02-11-2026 10:58 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  The exotic fish - which is extremely poisonous - was found by a free diver on the sand at Knoll Beach, Studland, Dorset.
  
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• From hotels on the moon to a life-changing 'overview effect', veteran NASA astronaut lifts the lid on the future of space travel - and it could be possible in just two years' time

  02-11-2026 09:23 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Captain Winston Scott, a veteran NASA astronaut, shares his insider take on the future of space travel - and what it could look like.
  
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• Secret Service agent reveals how to know someone is lying to you just by listening to their voice

  01-11-2026 17:00 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  A veteran Secret Service agent has revealed a more reliable way of telling if someone has lied than relying on body language myths.
  
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• Have you got ferritin face? I had the sunken eyes, pale skin and misery of the problem that TikTokers are talking about - and eventually found a cure

  01-11-2026 15:11 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Dark circles and pale skin? Apparently you've got 'ferritin face' - the latest viral trend that claims the telltale signs of low iron are plastered all over your features.
  
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• The London Underground map with NO colour: Alternative chart uses patterns instead of colours - so, would you be able to navigate using it?

  01-11-2026 13:19 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  It's one of the most iconic maps in the world. But would you be able to navigate using the London Underground map...if it had no colour?
  
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• The AI generation and what they really do: Gen Z workers reveal what their jobs actually involve - and why their six-figure salaries aren't worth it

  01-11-2026 13:18 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Artificial intelligence (AI) is now one of the fastest-growing industries on Earth, with investors ploughing in over £432.8billion ($580billion) during the last year alone.
  
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• The recurring nightmare that has travelled through the centuries: Why billions across the world, regardless of culture and religion, have had the SAME dream - that they're wide awake and an evil force is suffocating them...

  01-11-2026 09:38 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  One morning in my teenage years, I awoke gripped by terror. My eyes were wide open, but my body wouldn't move - frozen from head to toe.
  
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• The dogs Brits struggle to care for: RSPCA reveals the breeds seeing the biggest rise in its rescue centres - including Pocket Bullies and Malinois

  01-11-2026 09:08 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Britain's rescue centres used to be packed with the likes of Staffies and Jack Russells - but new data reveals a dramatic shift in the breeds ending up in RSPCA care.
  
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• My quest to find out why billions - like me - have the same terrifying dream that they're wide awake and an evil demon's crushing their chest: DR BALAND JALAL

  01-11-2026 02:24 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  One morning in my teenage years, I awoke gripped by terror. My eyes were wide open, but my body wouldn't move - frozen from head to toe.
  
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• Men who eat more meat and dairy tend to have lower testosterone levels, study finds

  01-11-2026 02:09 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Men who eat more meat and dairy products tend to have lower testosterone levels, according to a new study.
  
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• Life after death mystery deepens as scientists find signs of consciousness in 'clinically dead' patients

  31-10-2026 13:26 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  What happens after death remains one of humanity's greatest and most enduring mysteries.
  
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• How you can train your brain to enter an enchanted kingdom where you know you're dreaming - and can live out your wildest fantasies: DR BALAND JALAL

  31-10-2026 12:53 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  If you've ever thought of sleepwalking as a harmless quirk, the case of 23-year-old Kenneth Parks will make you think again.
  
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• Forget three days! Scientist tells Brits to stockpile enough for two WEEKS - here's exactly what you should be buying

  31-10-2026 10:44 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  If you think a few tins of baked beans at the back of the cupboard are enough to see you through a disaster, experts say you're dangerously underprepared.
  
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• Have YOU seen a ghost? Analysis of 2,000 first-hand supernatural encounters reveals the most common sightings

  31-10-2026 09:56 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  From Casper to Harry Potter, ghosts in film and TV are usually portrayed as floating white figures. But a new analysis suggests that supernatural sightings actually take a range of ominous forms.
  
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• NASA celebrates Halloween with its spookiest photos of the universe, including a jack-o'-lantern sun and an evil eye nebula

  31-10-2026 02:18 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  The space agency revealed several astral oddities on Wednesday ahead of October 31.
  
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• NASA celebrates Halloween with its spookiest solar system shots yet, including a jack-o'-lantern sun and an evil eye nebula

  31-10-2026 02:13 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  The space agency revealed several astral oddities on Wednesday ahead of October 31.
  
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• Urgent warning over using tap water to clean contact lenses after one dies and five suffer from vision loss

  30-10-2026 21:55 via Science & tech | Mail Online
  
  Health officials in Louisiana are issuing an urgent warning that using tap water to clean contact lenses could lead to deadly brain infections after one death and five cases of vision loss.
  
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