We are standing on the huge deck of the Geo Barents rescue ship, where hundreds of people are waiting to start a new life.

A company that makes microchips for artificial intelligence (AI) has become the first chipmaker to be worth $1trn.

Plague DNA has been found dating back 4,000 years, making it the oldest evidence of the disease in Britain.

Air New Zealand is reportedly going to weigh its passengers travelling internationally in June.

A gang that made more than £7m by illegally streaming Premier League matches to around 50,000 subscribers have been jailed.

A cigar smoked by Sir Winston Churchill nearly 80 years ago has been found in a glass jar and will be sold at auction.

The US has said a Chinese fighter jet performed an "unnecessarily aggressive" manoeuvre during an intercept over the South China Sea.

Having made tackling inflation a key policy aim, ministers are under pressure to get a grip on food prices, which are still rising at a robust pace.

The US has said a Chinese fighter pilot performed an "unnecessarily aggressive" manoeuvre during an intercept over the South China Sea.

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is not only raising concerns among societies and lawmakers, but also some tech leaders at the heart of its development.