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Health

Gallery of terrifying gynaecological tools from past 200 years

These don't look like the kinds of things you might want inserted in your body – but these instruments have been gynaecological staples for hundreds of years

Regulars

man watches Trump announcement on a TV in Iran

Humans

Trump says the Iran nuclear deal is bad. Here's why he's wrong

Analysis

A dozen lemurs turn to face the camera

Technology

Monkey face recognition app can help spot endangered primates

News

Flying beetle cyborgs guided with tiny battery-powered backpacks

Technology

Flying beetle cyborgs guided with tiny battery-powered backpacks

News

Campaigners not getting enough sleep

Technology

Brexit and Trump votes screwed with our heart rates for months

News

A rabbit photobombs a picture

Technology

AI that deletes people from photos makes rewriting history easy

News

Kim Jong-un and Moon Jae-in

Humans

North Korea's nuclear-free pledge comes with a massive catch

Analysis

A hand touching a white wall

Technology

Paint a touchpad on your wall to control lights with a swipe

News

A row of young people sat using their smartphones

Technology

Don't rely on draconian controls to keep your kids safer online

Comment

A brain shape drawn on a petri dish held by a gloved hand

Life

Why growing human brain tissue in a dish is an ethical minefield

The increasing ability to create mini human brains in labs or integrate human cells into animal brains is rightly provoking worries about their use, says Alex Pearlman

Comment

Technology

The US army has made a virtual North Korea to train its soldiers

News

Technology

Driverless cars are dodging pedestrians and pheasants in Oxford

News

Physics

Poking tiny dents into solar panels makes them work better

News

Technology

Watch robots assemble a flat-pack IKEA chair in just 9 minutes

News