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The DeSantis administration has advised against boosters for those under 65, countering US health experts.

Aecio Pereira is the first to be convicted over the storming of government buildings in January.

President Biden's son Hunter is criminally charged with three counts of lying when buying a firearm.

The jumper caused a stir - and speculation about the black sheep's symbolism - before her 1981 wedding.

Dubai police uncover 13 tonnes of the drug known as Captagon hidden in doors and wooden panels.

Carrefour is telling its customers which products are smaller than they used to be.

Nasa's long-awaited report aims to demystify how it investigates unexplained phenomena.

The statue, outside the Brussels stock exchange, had just been restored at great cost.

Power generation in Nigeria, a major oil and gas producer, fell to zero megawatts early on Thursday.

Danelo Cavalcante also reportedly said officers came so close at times they almost stepped on him.

The Ocean Explorer with 206 people on board had been stuck since Monday, with some catching Covid.

Meanwhile Vladimir Putin has "gratefully" accepted an invitation to visit North Korea, Kremlin says.

Residents of Derna tell the BBC how they got out alive as floodwaters smashed through the city.

Pictures reveal washed-away streets and thousands of destroyed buildings in the city of Derna.

The flooding in Derna swept away houses, buildings and left entire neighbourhoods surrounded by water.

The BBC's analysis editor looks at the link between the devastating floods and years of crisis in Libya.

A company that makes ID cards for Greater Manchester Police has been targeted in the attack.

A growing number of small studios urge the maker of the game engine to ditch plans for new charges.

European regulators assess possible health risks after France's decision to temporarily halt sales.

The machine will "help researchers maximise the potential of AI", the government says.

The shares were priced at the top of the range that had been indicated to prospective investors.

Artificial intelligence is assisting companies in developing their own signature sounds.

Test your skills at spotting AI-generated images with Bitesize's monthly AI quiz.

Apple confirms new iPhone 15 will have a common USB-C charging port after the EU forced the change.

In a landmark trial brought by the US government, the tech giant denies using illegal practices to gain a monopoly.

Customers also report problems with payments and check-in as IT systems go down at MGM Resorts' hotels.

Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 15 later on today without its traditional lightning cable charger.

A robotic surgeon called Da Vinci has been performing surgery for nearly 20 years.

The popular children's gaming platform has more than 60 million players a day, according to the firm.

The change to the Online Safety Bill comes as a result of a BBC Eye Investigation into global monkey abuse.

The technology giant's stock market valuation has fallen by almost $200bn in the last two days.

The plan will help ensure YouTubers are genuinely qualified to dish out medical information.

Winning images of the amazing parts of our Universe go on display in London.

More than 60 projects receive ?14.5m for habitat restoration for butterflies, bats and birds.

Nasa's James Webb Telescope may have discovered a molecule thought only to be produced by life.

The UK's independent watchdog has been investigating Defra and the EA for failure to meet environmental law.

Researchers are experimenting with robots to help speed up the restoration of coral reefs.

Creating the world's first cloned mammal was arguably one of the greatest scientific achievements of the 20th Century.

Creating the world's first cloned mammal was arguably one of the 20th Century's top scientific feats.

It supplies half of Belfast's drinking water but blue-green algae has caused havoc on Lough Neagh this summer.

A review of action on climate since the Paris agreement calls for an end to fossil fuels without carbon capture.

Drones and a robot called Spot survey off-limits laboratories at a former arms test site.

The storm has rapidly gained strength in the Caribbean from category one status earlier on Thursday.

Combining solar panels and a roof garden is a tricky and costly engineering task.

Elected last year, PM Anthony Albanese vowed to haul his laggard nation from the "naughty corner".

UK-based scientists and institutions will have access to the ?85bn fund from today.

If all goes well, the lunar lander that the rocket is carrying will attempt a Moon landing in February.

It is still too early to determine whether the Atlantic storm might make landfall in the US.

The NHS must ensure patients know they have the right to a second opinion, the health secretary says.

Ministers blame strikes for worsening situation as extra ?200m set aside for winter.

The NHS pulled funding for the service, saying it was never intended to be a national helpline.

The treatment has been recommended by health experts and will soon be available on the NHS.

The Care Quality Commission says the troubled service has improved - but more needs to be done.

Researchers hope it could eventually lead to new ways of treating age-related macular degeneration.

The talks will cover what extra support is needed in England amid strikes and growing waiting lists.

It comes after women told BBC News of assaults by senior surgical colleagues in the operating theatre.

Fewer than five patients have been prescribed whole-cannabis medicine, despite it becoming legal in 2018.

Under the law change possessing the drug would carry a sentence of up to two years in prison or a large fine.

A coroner says Melissa Kerr should have been made aware of the dangers of the operation in Turkey.

Martha Mills, 13, died when doctors failed to spot and treat a sepsis infection early enough.

Shannon Doherty spoke out after her baby son, R?an, became critically ill with the infection.

Merope Mills, whose daughter's death was preventable, says she will meet Stephen Barclay this week.

Trainees are being abused by senior male surgeons, a major analysis given to the BBC reveals.

The cheese featured in the advert doesn't comply with advertising standards, TfL says.