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How Amstrad changed face of computing
Thirty years ago this week Amstrad went up against Apple and launched the back-to-basics home computer
Faces behind the mummy's mask revealed
British Museum uses CT scans to show mummies' faces after thousands of years
Humiliation of Women Who Eat On Tubes
Journalist Sophie Wilkinson was hurt and humiliated when her photo appeared on the Facebook group
A History of the First World War in 100 Moments
The defeat at the Battle of Mons that turned into a rallying legend
Richard Serra's duel with the Qatari desert
The American sculptor has planted four 50ft steel towers in the Zekreet Peninsula for his latest project East-West/West-East
Ultra-Orthodox Jews resist new laws
The young men at the Hebron Yeshiva, or religious seminary, are holding out against plans to draft them into the military
Cycling safety: Brainy Bike Lights
Behavioural psychologist Crawford Hollingworth's lightbulb moment helps drivers spot cyclists more easily
Out of office, out of contact
French workers now have legal right not to be contacted after they leave the office
Education: Queen Elizabeth's boys' grammar
The London school has been doing its own thing since 1573 - with impressive results
Sleep style: 10 best women’s nightwear
We spend a third of our lives in bed, so we may as well look good while we’re at it
Scott projects the Masters aura to light up life without Woods
The reigning champion's blue-eyed stare and Hollywood smile draws the gaze of all, and his game is at a fine peak
Simon Hart: Life Beyond the Premier League
Luton rise again as John Still brings back the team that time forgot
The leaps of faith that saved a brave few from Auschwitz’s horrors
New study reveals how hundreds of Jews used desperate means to jump from Nazi trains
Where they don’t want any fun beside the seaside
The calm of the millionaires’ enclave of Sandbanks, Dorset, has been shattered by the rise of ‘party houses’ for hire. Now a local MP is campaigning for tougher anti-social behaviour laws
The cancer equation: Mathematically modelling the cure
A group of scientists hopes to tame the chaos of cancer in a bold new way – by using maths. Does this approach add up?