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The US Department of Justice says it has seized most of the $4.4m (£3.1m) paid to cyber-criminals.

The painting gained fame when its owner challenged the Louvre to prove it had the true Mona Lisa.

Scientists are reporting what they say is the longest submarine landslide yet measured in action.

Staff are pushing back against Tim Cook's declaration that most working days need to be at the office.

The bdelloid rotifer, frozen under permafrost, may be able survive indefinitely, research suggests.

The Amazon founder will take the first human flight launched by his space company, Blue Origin.

There has been controversy around aducanumab, which targets the cause rather than the symptoms.

Fifty years after he leaked the Pentagon Papers, Daniel Ellsberg says he's made another disclosure.

More than 230 artists write to the Prime Minister calling for fairer payments on streaming services.

Fifteen-month-old Artin had been missing since the boat his family were travelling in sank last year.

Alex Wickens explains how a business idea during the pandemic restored his hopes for the future.

The optional badges will be displayable on dating profiles as part of a government collaboration.

A sweeping new law makes the smuggling of foreign news, films or drama punishable by death.

Italy has reduced the Sicilian Mafia's violence, but it still wields power in crime and business.

If the pandemic has taught us anything about work, it's that we don't need to be pulling long hours in an office to be productive. So, why is presenteeism still so important?

Cal Hunter and Claire Segeren wanted a flat in Glasgow but accidentally ended up with a crumbling eyesore 35 miles away.

We asked experts to walk us through three different instances of police shootings in the US.

The American author tweeted a wide-range of unfounded theories about vaccines.

It would be the first country in the world to formally adopt the digital currency.

Opponents say a Chinese university in the Hungarian capital could increase Beijing's influence.

People caught removing sand and shells from the Italian island face fines of up to €3,000.

G7 finance ministers have agreed to work together to create a "level playing field" on global taxation.

The judge ruled that the law undermined constitutional gun ownership rights.

The US airline has ordered 15 supersonic passenger jets which could cut travel times in half.

What is the fastest thing we as the human race know of? Gav and Dan try and film that.