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Police are treating the case as attempted murder and have now ruled out terrorism.

Parents of girls released by kidnappers had thrown rocks at officials during the reunion ceremony.

Rapid approval without lengthy tests can happen if new vaccines are needed to fight variants, say regulators.

Linda Reynolds is sorry for the “offensive remark” about an alleged rape victim, Australia's PM says.

Chancellor Merkel says The EU member is the latest country to reverse its policy on the vaccine's use on older people.

It is the first such death from the venomous ocean animal in Australia in 15 years.

Lawmakers cancel a session as they are told of "potential threats" from a militia on Thursday.

See how extreme weather has affected an crucial reservoir in California.

Pro-choice activists hope Argentina's legalisation of abortion will bring about change elsewhere.

Believers are using an old, irrelevant law to herald the supposed return to power of Donald Trump.

President Biden criticises moves to relax Covid restrictions in the southern state and Mississippi.

Researchers hoping to collect mud samples deep beneath an Antarctic ice sheet were amazed to discover small creatures living in the dark, freezing water.

Fishermen on Lake Victoria in Kenya have begun using some of Africa’s first electric fishing boats.

Asylum seekers who have been waiting at the border for over a year have started entering the US.

Over 160,000 residents in Mississippi have been without drinkable water for two weeks after storm.

Christian Lantenois, 65, was assaulted with his own camera while covering youth violence in Reims.

Unmanned aerial vehicles are to be used in scientific trials in Scotland and Wales.

The Nakajima twins develop games for women and three-quarters of their workforce are female.

Steve Huffman says he supported the aims of a Reddit group taking on the hedge funds.

The tech giant says it will not develop workarounds once it abandons third-party tracking cookies.

Netflix boss' claims about the theatrical release window denied by UK Cinema Association chief.

Amazon removed the social-network platform from its web-hosting service in January over rule breaches.

"I am so pleased to have participated in a new way to share Bible stories," says the Bishop of Ely.

The deal is "a huge win" for Fall Guys, its team says as it prepares to launch on Xbox and Nintendo.

The new design shows a folded corner of blue tape on an Amazon box.

NFT is a way for artists to sell digital art ownership without giving up the original file itself.

Sweden is trying to encourage consumers to repair household items like washing machines.

AI software can now match footage of motorists throwing rubbish with their car's number plate and issue an automatic fine .

From Clubhouse to Twitter's Spaces, LJ Rich looks at the rise of a new type of social network.

The advertising watchdog reprimands the social media influencer over an Instagram prize draw.

The founder of Natural Cycles criticises the approval of Clue Birth Control in the US.

Twitter warns users who post Covid vaccine-related misinformation that they face permanent bans.

Green measures such as a change to the Bank of England's remit do not go far enough, critics say.

A Nottinghamshire power station is put forward as a possible site for a prototype reactor.

The pesticide was given temporary clearance to be used earlier this year because of a virus threat.

How the priceless skull of an ancient ancestor was brought to the UK from South Africa for study.

Spacecraft that can see through cloud get their first good look at the frozen block known as A74.

Social media users reported seeing a 'flash' with a 'tail of orange light' in the night sky.

Wildlife experts urge the Prime Minister to step up action on the loss of species in the UK.

Foreign ambassadors say Boris Johnson's tacit support for the mine prompts accusations of hypocrisy.

Prof John Mallard, formerly of Aberdeen University, was known for his pioneering work in medical imaging.

An ice block almost the size of London splits from the White Continent, very close to Halley station.

Nations' current carbon-cutting plans will not keep global temperature rise below 1.5C, the UN says.

The National Trust is planning to plant dozens of blossoming trees to create new green spaces.

The National Trust is planning to plant dozens of blossoming trees at different sites around the UK.

A computer program that can solve 1980s exploration games could help improve robot intelligence.

The 19th Century fossil hunter's achievements were often overlooked during her own lifetime.

Researchers are developing new technology to help reduce human-elephant conflicts.

Infections fell by two-thirds in lockdown but one in 200 people still have the virus, a study says.

A single dose of the Pfizer or Oxford vaccine cuts hospital admissions of older people by about 80%.

The race is on to find out if those with cancer and other conditions can be protected as the UK unlocks.

Actress Ruthie Henshall is calling for more visiting access to family members in care homes.

Experts say most cases involve genuine but misplaced health anxieties, not faked illness.

The first detailed studies of the P.1 variant suggest it may be up to twice as transmissible.

Rapid tests will give confidence that schools can open safely, a government science adviser says.

A look at how schools are preparing to welcome back most pupils on 8 March.

The UK will soon be in a "very different world", government scientists promise after the success of the jabs.

Professor Jonathan Van-Tam says that for over 70s, both the Oxford-AstraZeneca and Pfizer vaccines are 60% effective against illness after the first dose.

Jim Ashworth-Beaumont needs the prosthetic after being involved in a cycling accident last year.

The study measured infection rates in school staff and pupils in November and December.

The whereabouts of one infected person is unknown, as they did not give their full contact details.

The UK has 7.3 critical care beds per 100,000 people, compared to Germany's 33.8 and the US's 34.3.

More cases are being found in the UK, including a variant first seen in Brazil.

The milestone is a "huge national achievement" and "every jab makes a difference", Boris Johnson says.