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It comes months after young British men were urged not to hold bachelor parties in the Dutch capital.

Astonishing aerial footage reveals sharks are closer to us than we think – and usually leave us alone.

America’s “most wanted” hacker reinvented himself as a cybersecurity consultant after time in prison.

The remains have been donated by a US businessman to a university so they can be studied.

Research shows that house plants don't make much difference to air quality.

Games have been using forms of AI for years, but what does the industry think of the latest tech?

White House says it's a 'critical step' towards the responsible development of the technology.

We tested Intel's new tool, "FakeCatcher", on videos of Donald Trump and Joe Biden - with mixed results.

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A rare UK first edition featuring the author's inscriptions has been digitised and placed online.

Columbus Zoo in Ohio says Sully, 8, was found cradling the unexpected newborn in her arms.

Voormalig parlementslid en Anderlechtse schepen Elke Roex (Vooruit) neemt afscheid van de politiek. Ze doet dat onthecht. Iedereen is vervangbaar, zegt ze.

The 'father of the atomic bomb' counted the Hindu holy book Bhagavad Gita as one of his favourites.

Elon Musk says "tweets" will become "x's" in the billionaire owner's latest change to the firm.

We are in the midst of a technological revolution, but productivity has not improved.

Thousands of people scan their irises via an orb on launch day of "dystopian" crypto project.

Banned for a century because of filthy water, bathing is to resume in parts of the river.

There are believed to be many benefits to slow, controlled breathing. Researchers may have found another – a surprising protection against Alzheimer's.

Rebrands can pay off - but it's a risky move to replace a famous icon at an organisation in turmoil.

In 1946, a dangerous radioactive apparatus in the Manhattan Project killed a scientist when his screwdriver slipped. Ben Platts-Mills pieced together what happened inside the room.

A content creator says workers should clock fewer hours, work from home and make comfortable salaries. Thousands of people couldn’t agree more.

Gretchen Harrington, eight, was abducted by a family friend during a Bible camp in 1975, police say.

Six of the 10 suspects are convicted of terrorist murder for the twin bombings that killed 32 people.

A new paper says its collapse could be imminent, but some experts argue science is not established.