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Google's AI can identify breast cancer better than a human doctor, and potentially save the stretched NHS a huge amount of time and effort, a new study shows.

WhatsApp, the messaging service run by Meta, is going to allow under-13s on its platform, as long as they have parental consent.

Tech companies have been warned to protect young people online after MPs voted down a blanket social media ban for under-16s.

Across the country last week, hundreds of criminals woke to the sound of their front doors splintering.

A mother who held a woman captive as a slave inside her "squalid" home for 25 years has been sentenced to 13 years.

Iran's targeting of Middle East energy has driven oil prices back above the $100 a barrel level again, with market experts expressing increased alarm over the prospects for long term damage to the industry.

One Battle After Another and Sinners are two films set for big wins at the Oscars this weekend - but with the studio behind them potentially facing a huge takeover, industry experts say this is a time of great uncertainty in Hollywood.

The US treasury secretary has told Sky News that the US Navy will be escorting oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.

PlayStation gamers could be owed £2bn in compensation, according to a lawsuit launched on Tuesday.

The government has been called on by an influential committee of MPs to quash convictions obtained with data from the Post Office's Capture software, the predecessor to the faulty Horizon IT programme.

Vladimir Putin's "hidden hand" is likely helping Iran respond to Donald Trump's war, the UK defence secretary has said, as it emerged that Iranian-linked drones hit a base in Iraq where some British troops are located.

In the end, the first drop of the Mandelson files contained neither a smoking gun nor bombshell revelation.

Sir Keir Starmer will face accusations he misled the Commons over his appointment of Peter Mandelson if there is not "absolute consistency" between what he told MPs and government files, Harriet Harman has said.

In a war increasingly determined by the flow and price of oil, one country is already emerging as a winner - and it's not even a combatant.

A committee of MPs is launching an inquiry into the student loan system and whether it's fair for graduates

The UK economy grew by 0.2% in the three months to January but with zero growth that month, according to official figures, as the prospects ahead are clouded by uncertainty due to the effects of the Middle East war.

Thirty years after the Dunblane school massacre, Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander has said the tragedy "haunts many of us still to this day".

The fear of mines laid by submarines, kamikaze drone boats and GPS jamming have effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz.

The UK is considering possible options to help defend shipping in the Strait of Hormuz from Iranian attacks, the defence secretary has said.

Epping Forest District Council (EFDC) has lost its latest bid to stop housing asylum seekers at the Bell Hotel in Epping.

Evidence is growing that outdated US intelligence was "likely" to blame for the attack on a school in southern Iran which killed more than 170 people, most of them children.

The UK has been included in a fresh US trade investigation that could result in new tariff pressure being applied to dozens of countries.

The conflict in the Middle East just gets better and better for Vladimir Putin.

Four crew members have died after a US military refuelling aircraft crashed in western Iraq, officials said.

The suspected armed attacker who authorities say rammed his car into a Michigan synagogue was a Lebanese-born American citizen.