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Volunteers were alarmed by the jump in plastic litter on British beaches.

Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have arrived to a political maelstrom where the president falsely says they were "virtually abandoned" by the Biden administration.

Apollo, a humanoid machine, has just taken a significant step forward in the robot revolution - as the market is set to grow 20-fold in the next eight years.

One of Tesla's earliest investors has told Sky News Elon Musk should step aside as its chief executive unless he gives up his new government job.

Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were only meant to be on the ISS for eight days when they blasted off from Earth on 5 June last year.

Rachel Kyte said climate action would boost security by protecting people from extreme weather like flooding and soaring gas bills, and by persuading other countries to do more to curb global warming. Kemi Badenoch had expressed concerns about the .. ...

Nine months is a long time to be in orbit. But Butch Williams and Suni Wilmore aren't alone in facing extraordinary circumstances in space. Here are some of the "final frontier's" most memorable incidents.

Conservative shadow education secretary Laura Trott has been pushing for a law that requires headteachers to ban phones in classrooms - and says she is so concerned by social media, her young children are not allowed smartphones.

Last year was the hottest on records going back 175 years, while recent warming seems to have been speeding up further, the World Meteorological Organisation found today.

The astronauts were planning to come back on Wednesday but "favourable" weather conditions meant their return could be brought forward by one day, according to NASA.