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The landmark Paris climate treaty has helped lower global emissions and slow climate change, but is now threatened like never before, UK climate envoy Rachel Kyte warned.

The environmental protest group is to give the RNLI a hefty donation as part of its settlement terms related to a protest that lasted weeks last January.

At the moment, quantum computing is still experimental, but in the future, it is expected to speed up everything from making medicines to nuclear fusion research.

From tips on how to nab Oasis tickets, to the presidential election in the United States, Google has revealed the most frequently searched terms in the UK during this past year.

Scientists in Sweden studied nearly 70,000 people over 22 years and found that people who had the occasional sweet treat had better health outcomes than people who had no treats at all.

The miniscule southern Darwin's frog was first described by Charles Darwin in 1834, but is now on the run from a killer fungus, London Zoo said.

Donald Trump's government will likely push for the complete removal of fluoride from public water - a practice that has been going for 60 years to counter tooth decay. But what is fluoride, and why are some now campaigning against its use?

The video-sharing app has been given an ultimatum to break ties with its China-based parent company by mid-January - or face being blocked in the US.

The Artemis mission will see four astronauts sent around the moon and back, before blasting off to land on the moon's surface a year later.

There's been a huge rise in sexually explicit deepfakes as software to digitally transform a clothed picture into a naked picture is easy to get hold of, according to online harm experts, but for victims, the effect can be devastating.