BioNTech’s Cancer Drug Meets Primary Endpoint In Phase 2 Trial

The biotech company said in March it was shifting its focus towards cancer drug development.

ECB’s Cyber Security Test Shows ‘Room For Improvement’ For Banks

Banks have been told to work on how they ensure business continuity after a hack.

Jetmaking Industrial Problems Overshadow Orders At Damp Air Show

Many suppliers blame relentless cost cuts or wobbly production targets for weakening the supply chain.

Britain’s GB Energy To Work With Crown Estate On Clean Energy Projects

The new Labour government has a target to decarbonise the electricity sector by 2030.

UK And India Launch Technology Security Initiative

The British government said the agreement would see the two countries work more closely together on critical technologies.

NATO Finds Gaping Holes In Defences Of Europe

NATO leaders agreed plans last year for the biggest overhaul in three decades of its defence capabilities.

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Lilium To Begin Studying US Air-Taxi Assembly Sites This Year

Lilium is one of the many entrants in the electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft market attracting the attention of airlines and automakers.

Rolls-Royce Exploring Technology For Narrow-Body Jet Market

Rolls-Royce was in an alliance from 1983 to 2011 with Pratt & Whitney on engines for Airbus A320 jets.

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Britain Tests Raytheon’s Anti-Drone Laser From Military Vehicle

The high-energy laser, which is designed to wipe out aerial drones, was fired aboard a British Army Wolfhound armoured vehicle in Porton Down.

UK Water Companies Fail To Get Basics Right, Environmental Regulator Says

Years of under-investment has coincided with heavier rainfall from climate change and a growing population to bring the country's water industry close to crisis.

British Insurers Propose Green Infrastructure Funding Model

A new public-private model would 'blend' investment from the private sector with public cash, such as from the government's planned National Wealth Fund.

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Airbus Looking At Opportunities To Create Scale In Space, Satellites

Airbus and France's Thales are exploring a tie-up of some space activities as new competition disrupts the sector.