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The deal, which is expected to officially close next month, will end years of efforts to force Chinese company ByteDance to divest its US business.

A Harvard University astrophysicist has sparked a furious debate by warning he cannot rule out that extraterrestrials are paying us a visit.

Equity members voted overwhelmingly to refuse digital scanning in a move which could have big implications for the UK film and TV industry.

Murray Dowey, from Dunblane in Scotland, was just 16 years old when he became a victim of sextortion in December 2023.

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The study found more than one in 10 people over the age of 70 would meet the criteria for drugs that can slow down the early stages of the disease.

The government has just announced it's spending more than £120m to bail out the country's last chemical plant at Grangemouth in Scotland. While this package will undoubtedly provide some Christmas cheer, it may not last for long.

There were long spells earlier this year when every time morning rolled around, it was another day of sun. The UK has in fact been getting sunnier since the 1980s, but scientists can't yet say why.

In an interview with Sky News to mark the 10th anniversary of his launch to the International Space Station (ISS), Tim Peake urges the powers to co-operate rather than race in a new era of hazardous lunar exploration.

LED lighting in vast greenhouses is enabling the fruit to be grown all year long on a commercial scale for the first time ever.