The IT sector's share of global electricity consumption is predicted to increase rapidly.

Drones flying where they shouldn't has become a big problem, so how can we stop them?

Survivors tell of their terror as they tried to escape a torrent of flood waters.

In 1993, Ken Morgan left the UK to attend a funeral in Jamaica. But he wasn't allowed to return.

But the ambassador in London says it would be "premature" to comment about the missing journalist.

Five southern koalas have been flown from Australia to the UK to create a back-up population.

The "supercell" storm injured four people as it shattered car windscreens and tore apart roofs.

The north-western US state becomes the 20th to ban capital punishment following a court decision,

Andrew Brunson could soon be free, according to US media, after more than two years' detention.

The 40 luxury cars were flown in to chauffeur leaders at the Apec summit in the poor Pacific country.

The Queen's granddaughter marries her long-term partner in front of royals and celebrities in Windsor.

But South Korea's president tells the BBC there will be "bumps and bruises" on the path to peace.

Katie Boulter misses out on the biggest win of her career, losing in three sets to Karolina Pliskova at the Tianjin Open.

Striker Sam Vokes says the Principality Stadium is where Wales want to play their home games as opposed to Cardiff City Stadium.

The plane carrying 130 passengers and six crew members has landed safely in Mumbai

There have been rising tensions between Ukraine and Russia over access to the strategically important Sea of Azov.

The South African, who served the apartheid regime and the Mandela government, dies at 86.

Colin Kaepernick calls for further action against racial injustice after receiving a prestigious award for his contributions to black history and culture.

Ramla Ali is an English and British boxing champion with Olympic ambitions despite having had to hide her passion from her strict Muslim family.

Virgin boss says the disappearance of a journalist raises questions about dealing with the Saudis.

Alex McLeish concedes Scotland "are going to get a bit of stick" for their abject Nations League defeat in Israel but warns it could have been worse.