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A professor from The Open University is just one of seven international scientists trusted by China to take the moon rocks away and study them. They are the first moon rocks brought to Earth since the last Soviet Luna mission of 1976.

The argument behind the ban on chlorination in the UK and Europe is that it can cover up poor hygiene standards during the rearing or slaughtering of chickens.

"People will say a lot of things about me when I die, but I am determined that 'he died rich' will not be one of them," the billionaire wrote.

The proposed system hopes to use AI to recognise a pet's emotional state and then translate it into language.

Under plans being debated by government, an exemption to copyright would be created for training artificial intelligence (AI), so tech firms would not need a licence to use copyrighted material - putting the onus on creators to opt out to prevent ...

A new report estimates the president's crypto holdings now represent nearly 40% of his net worth, or approximately $2.9bn (£2.1bn).

A "medium" risk of drought has been declared, with reservoirs levels dropping, and farmers struggling to grow crops after the sunniest April on record and less than half the average rainfall in March.

Last year, OpenAI announced controversial plans to hand over control to its for-profit arm instead of the more restrictive non-profit body that is currently in control.

Ocean With David Attenborough mirrors the broadcaster's lifetime as it takes viewers through 100 years of discoveries about Earth's seas. The film's directors spoke to Sky News at the premiere, held ahead of the broadcaster's 99th birthday.

The world's largest windfarm's expansion plans are under threat but the government signals it will work with the developer to get the project back on track.