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The Women and Equalities Committee of MPs says “medical misogyny” is leaving women and girls in unnecessary pain for years due to a lack of awareness surrounding painful reproductive conditions. We spoke with The London Standard’s Emma Loffhagen, who recently wrote about the rise in period tracking.

The British Army has fired a laser weapon from an armoured vehicle for the first time in a successful test to destroy drones in mid-air.

Plus, Google unveils Willow quantum computing chip.

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