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Thousands of people are being urged to conserve hot water after key pipes were damaged.

Nuclear fusion still remains a long way off but brings the world one step closer to endless clean energy.

Once the pinnacle of employment, Big Tech is finding its star tarnishing among layoffs and cutbacks. Workers across the industry are questioning their next moves.

Revenge takes many forms, but threats of a deep sea attack are easier said than done, writes Frank Gardner.

A study suggests a link, but more research is needed to prove the drugs benefit the brain.

Amanj Ali has been left out of pocket after taking on Elon Musk's company in the dispute.

Taylor Swift's lawyers say the data shared online is a threat to the singer's "safety and wellbeing".

The pod of about a dozen killer whales were first spotted stranded on Monday north of Hokkaido.

A stunning image of a young polar bear drifting to sleep wins a wildlife-photographer competition

Jennifer Crumbley is the first US parent ever convicted of manslaughter over a mass shooting by their child.

The former president loses a landmark legal bid to shield him from charges of election fraud.

Paul Mackenzie, accused of starving his followers to death, pleads not guilty.

If deaths continue at the current rate, Sri Lanka could lose 70% of its elephants, experts say.

Composed by avant-garde artist John Cage, the piece is expected to play in Germany until the year 2640.

The King "remains wholly positive about his treatment" which began on Monday, says Buckingham Palace.

The Dude, Taylor Swift and Harry Styles all have their favourites. But what is the perfect jumper – Celtic classic, Cowichan knit or "extreme cashmere"?

"They need cold beer on these beaches," one businessman tells the BBC on the Indian Ocean islands.

Russian oil is refined in other countries and sold into the UK as jet fuel and diesel, research claims.

Poonam Pandey's campaign to draw attention to cervical cancer has received mixed reactions.

Researchers want a new, much bigger supercollider but is it worth us paying the £12bn price tag?

An exhibition opens that explores the human spirit of hope and resilience during times of captivity.

Some codpieces had cute little bows on them.

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Council officials want to see the infamous ford permanently closed on safety grounds.