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The skies above the UK are going to be lit up with "firework type flashes" during the huge celestial phenomenon this month. This guide will tell you how to increase your chances of catching them.

Since the announcement of a trial to feed British cows the additive Bovaer, shoppers have threatened to boycott products made by Arla, as well as three major supermarkets working with the brand.

Jaguar's boss says 'we want to be bold and disruptive' as its new electric car was unveiled at an event in Miami, which is expected to cost more than £100,000 when it hits the market.

The NCSC's incident management team was required to provide support in response to 430 cyber attacks over the past year - up from 371 in 2023.

Three posts being investigated were reported to Facebook by users but remained on Facebook after automated assessments. Even after Facebook users appealed, the posts were not reviewed by humans and remained online.

Instead of condensing on the planet's surface, any water in Venus' atmosphere likely remained as steam, suggests the research from the University of Cambridge.

In a world first, surgeons have used a technique called deep brain stimulation to "re-awaken" dormant nerve fibres in the spinal cord and re-establish control of the leg muscles.

In the attacks, caught on video between 2018 and 2024, the orcas killed young whale sharks that gathered in the Gulf of California to feed.

Do you find yourself endlessly scrolling unchallenging content on social media? This year's Oxford word of the year could describe your exact situation.

Stuart Stephens, the father of murdered Olly, 13, is among those calling for a change in the law after Australia banned the devices for under-16s. In parliament, Labour's Josh MacAlister is also backing the calls for changes.