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There is a hidden two-letter code on plastic products, which shows consumers just how toxic the material really is, making it easier to make healthier choices.

Researchers say tugboats could tow huge underwater parachutes around the ocean to manually power a vital ocean current.

In news that will come as no surprise to residents across England, the Met Office has confirmed that last month was England's hottest June on record.

Beachgoers in Portugal were left terrified after spotting what appeared to a tsunami heading their way this week. Thankfully, this strange phenomenon was not a tsunami after all.

Apple has issued a warning about charging your iPhone under your pillow, as it can easily overheat and become a potential fire hazard.

While you might be tempted to try one of these heatwave hacks, experts have warned that some could prove deadly.

Experts have now u-turned and warn that the popular security trick of blurring your home on Google Maps might put you at a greater risk of a break-in.

Most dog owners will proclaim that getting their four-legged friend was one of the best decisions they ever made. But a new study casts doubt on this 'pet effect'.

This Italian island is so disturbing that tourists are actually banned from visiting it. And as it's known as the 'Island of Ghosts', Poveglia island isn't a holiday hotspot.

China's first three-on-three robot football tournament kicked off in Beijing last Sunday, with hilarious results.