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'Supercool' method triples organ survival

Researchers have been testing the technique in the lab and hope to move into human clinical trials.

Brexit: Boris Johnson's second attempt to trigger election fails

MPs reject a second call from Boris Johnson for a snap election, before the suspension of Parliament begins.

Rohingya crisis: Villages destroyed for government facilities

The BBC finds evidence entire villages in Rakhine, Myanmar, have been replaced by relocation camps.

North Korea 'willing to restart' nuclear talks with US

Hours after the comments North Korea launched two short-range projectiles off its east coast.

Golden Ray cargo ship: US Coastguard saves trapped crew members

Four men have been safely freed from the vessel after being trapped for more than a day.

Scotland 0-4 Belgium: Brutal defeat all but ends group hopes for Steve Clarke's side

Belgium inflict brutal defeat on Scotland that all but ends their hopes of reaching Euro 2020 via their qualification group.

Honours list: Geoffrey Boycott and Andrew Strauss given knighthoods

Ex-England captains Geoffrey Boycott and Andrew Strauss are given knighthoods in ex-Prime Minister Theresa May's resignation honours list.

Millie Bright column: Women's football getting bigger - we want to reach level of men's game

The women's game is giving fans cause to be excited as Chelsea draw a large crowd to Stamford Bridge for their game against Tottenham.

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Jack Ma: Alibaba begins new era as founder departs

The charismatic Chinese businessman led Alibaba to become one of the world's biggest internet firms.

Former PM's Brexit negotiator joins Goldman Sachs

Olly Robbins, who helped negotiate the EU withdrawal agreement, will join the bank after a sabbatical.

Brain hack devices must be scrutinised, say top scientists

The UK's Royal Society warns of the risk of companies accessing our thoughts and moods.

Trump’s tariffs puts Apple’s golden goose at risk

Apple is about to launch its new iPhone, but the US-China trade dispute overshadows its new features.

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