Prisoners of the Moon review – the dark side of the Apollo 11 story

This unsettling documentary focuses on an engineer from Nazi Germany who was a key player in America’s lunar programme

George Felton obituary

Pioneering computer scientist who became the UK’s foremost software authority

Apollo 11 review – a front-row seat for the moon landing

Composed entirely of archive footage, this documentary invests the historic mission with a tense immediacy

The five: extinct megafauna

Five of the most formidable beasts on record

Virtual visits: how Finland is coping with an ageing population

Online lunch clubs are the start of a remote care revolution to reduce the spiralling costs of caring for older people

Police suspend work with major forensics firm after cyber-attack

More than half of outsourced case work disrupted due to Eurofins security breach

Oxford to receive biggest single donation ‘since the Renaissance’

US billionaire Stephen Schwarzman is donating £150m to fund humanities research

Reversible superglue proves strong enough to hold average man

Snail slime-like substance appears to solve problem of weak and reversible or strong and irreversible adhesive

The five: unsung female scientists

The history of science has often seen women’s work overlooked and their credit stolen

Hidden Figures Way: Nasa renames street to honor black female mathematicians

Headquarters street renamed for pioneering African American mathematicians Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson

How to take over your town: the inside story of a local revolution

They are passionate about their community, know what the issues are – and are sick to death of party politics. Meet the independent groups from Devon to London who are seizing control

Hit the mute button: why everyone is trying to silence the outside world

Uber is trialling a feature that allows customers to stop their drivers from talking. But there’s growing evidence that cutting ourselves off like this isn’t healthy