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Anyone who has read The Da Vinci Code will have an idea of who the Knights Templar were, albeit perhaps not an accurate one. Their reputation has been that of a shadowy sect lurking on the fringes of early medieval Christianity, combining occult dealings with near-limitless power and influence. In this thrillingly lucid account, Dan

Mate 60 Pro mobile phone is said to use chip made in China that was thought impossible without access to restricted western technology China has produced a 5G smartphone using an advanced silicon chip on a scale of miniaturisation that was thought beyond its capabilities due to US-led export restrictions, analysts have said.

Critics question value of US presidents visit, raising fears it will endanger dissidents and legitimise regimes human rights stance Rights advocates fear Joe Bidens decision to visit Saudi Arabia will endanger dissidents abroad and be seen by the authorities there as giving the green light to restrict civil liberties domestically.

Scientists once thought humans could swim to a maximum depth of 30m on a single breath. Amber Bourke has gone deeper than 70m and physiology alone cant explain why Ten years ago, Australian Amber Bourke was in her early 20s and backpacking through Egypt when she discovered something astonishing about herself. In a little village

Son Heung-min believes Tottenham have located a much-needed missing link in James Maddison after the 40m summer signing registered his first goal for the club in Saturdayss 2-0 victory at Bournemouth. Maddison opened the scoring, applying the finishing touch to a slick move, before Dejan Kulusevski doubled the visitors advantage. Son, the new Tottenham captain,