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Apple rejects court order to ‘unlock’ iPhone

Apple has asked a federal magistrate in Washington to vacate her order that it helps the FBI hack into a locked iPhone. The company said...

Astronaut Tim Peake takes deep breath for stardust experiment

It sounds like a code red emergency on the International Space Station – British astronaut Tim Peake shut in an airlock which is losing...

Drone misses Heathrow passenger jet ‘by six metres’

A drone was flown within a few metres of a passenger jet landing at Heathrow Airport, continuing a recent spate of near-misses. The pilot of...

Homelessness dramatically accelerates the ageing process by decades

Being homeless dramatically accelerates ageing, a study suggests. Scientists found that study participants with no permanent home suffered conditions and disabilities normally experienced by people...

Barack Obama says US will do everything it can to make Syrian truce succeed

The American President has said the US will do everything it can to make a truce in Syria succeed - despite significant concerns over...

A portable CT scanner will allow brain specialists to treat patients at their bedside

Brain specialists at a UK hospital are the first in Europe to provide life-saving resuscitation, imaging and surgery at patients’ bedsides. Clinicians on the neurointensive...

Calais ‘Jungle’ camp set for destruction after French court ruling

A French court has given the green light to raze tents sheltering hundreds of migrants in the Jungle camp in Calais. A court official said...

Greece recalls ambassador to Austria over migrant restrictions

Groups of frustrated migrants, including families with small children, trudged along Greek roads on Thursday hoping to reach Macedonia after authorities stopped their buses...

Apple dispute ‘hardest question I’ve seen in government’: FBI director

The policy issues raised in the US Justice Department's dispute with Apple over a locked iPhone represent the "hardest question I've seen in government,"...

Alton Towers owner facing prosecution over rollercoaster crash

The owner of Alton Towers is to be prosecuted over the Smiler rollercoaster crash in which five people were seriously injured. The victims of the...

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