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Twitter shareholders have approved a $44bn deal for the world's richest man to buy the company.

The ancient silver quarter shekel was tracked across several countries after it was looted in 2002.

Some foods promise the ability to stave off hunger pangs. Can any foods really suppress our appetite?

New Zealand police say they are extraditing the woman from South Korea on murder charges.

Yvon Chouinard will give all of the fashion company's profits to a charity fighting climate change.

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The second such incident in weeks comes as anger at restricted access to savings boils over.

Smartphones have become near-universal among children, with up to 91% of 11-year-olds owning one. Here's what to consider when deciding if your child is ready for one.

The head of the Russian mercenary group defends sending convicts to the Ukraine front line.

People in a trial eating nearly half their daily calories at breakfast were less hungry during the day.

Scientists say the 'jaw-dropping' discovery gives an insight into the evolution of human hearts.

Winning images of the mysterious and beautiful parts of our Universe are on display in London.

From "moose manikins" to the technique for turning a knob - it's those awards for quirky science.

A group of thieves stole €300,000 worth of goods from passengers on high-speed trains, police say.

The emojis are being used to hide harmful content about vaccines from Facebook moderation tools.

A box of Rowntree's chocolate, made for troops fighting in the Boer War, is found in Lincolnshire.

The pair, who say they are from Vietnam, wiped out IHG group data after a foiled ransomware attack.

The Perseverance robot is close to completing its first set of objectives on Mars.

Experts call the mosaic one of the greatest archaeological treasures ever found in Gaza.

An American teenager’s victory against the world champion has sent chess into uproar. We answer the key questions

Natural disasters have spurred some communities and homeowners to generate their own electricity.

The traces found in jugs in Israel could have been used as a send-off for the dead 3,400 years ago.

When faced with a choice, Vladimir Putin always seems to choose escalation, writes the BBC's Russia editor.

Along with three of his children, the ex-president is accused of lying to "unjustly enrich himself".

A new survey from the tech giant suggests workers and bosses disagree about productivity.