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The 254,000-square-foot facility will be operated by the manufacturer Tekever, Defence Secretary John Healey will say at a site visit today.

As an expert witness, Professor Michael Briggs challenged mothers who claimed Primodos damaged their babies in the womb. He has now been exposed as a conman who faked his qualifications.

The space agency said analysis of the unusual markings by the Perseverance rover has revealed they contain minerals that on Earth can be a byproduct of microbes. Scientists can't rule out that the spots were caused by natural geological processes.

The director of Telford's Exotic Zoo, Scott Adams, told Sky News the surprise event showed nature's "self-conservation".

A study will investigate if a blood test, which is accurate at detecting proteins linked to Alzheimer's, can help improve diagnosis and treatment plans for patients showing early signs of the deadly disease, the most common cause of dementia.

Sky News understands JLR workers are not due back at work on Wednesday with production suspended for another day.

A new report has reopened the controversy over so-called geoengineering.

The boss of Nvidia, the world's most valuable public company, is among the US corporate chiefs expected to accompany President Trump to a state banquet in Britain next week, Sky News learns.

The National Crime Agency has warned of an "unprecedented risk" posed to children by groups sharing content promoting self-harm.

TRAPPIST-1e is the fourth planet in the red dwarf star system TRAPPIST-1, and it orbits firmly within the star's habitable zone.