A breakthrough in materials technology could see fast-charging supercapacitors rival lithium-ion batteries.

A report has said the south Indian city is likely to run out of water - but is this really the case?

A British designer wants used gum recycled into useful objects - also leading to cleaner streets.

Zun Lee was raised in Germany by Korean parents - but as an adult he discovered his real father was a black American.

The military might on display is part of a complex diplomatic balancing act that also involves China.

The aircraft carrier USS Lexington went down in the 1942 Battle of the Coral Sea, with 216 lives lost.

The UN children's agency estimates 25 million child marriages have been prevented in the past decade.

The luxury hotel's owner wins a court battle to oust the Trump Organization as managers.

The pair are being treated, along with a member of the emergency services, after exposure to an unknown substance.

Ahn Hee-jung, once seen as a possible future president, said he was guilty of "foolish behaviour".

Health officials tell manufacturers to cut the portion sizes of pizzas, ready meals and takeaways.

100 years ago, women's football was popular and profitable. Then the Football Association banned it

Frances McDormand confused viewers with these words at the Oscars - the 'inclusion rider' creator explains what it means.

Emma Watson has revealed her grammatically incorrect Time's Up tattoo is only temporary.

Myanmar's "ethnic cleansing" of Rohingyas is continuing, a UN envoy says after visiting refugees.

Serena Williams says she frequently wondered how she would keep going after returning to the courts following the birth of her first child.

The company admitted last year that it had fabricated data on the quality of some products.

Sir Bradley Wiggins talks exclusively to BBC sports editor Dan Roan following a report into Team Sky use of legal drugs for medical purposes.

Khan has requested his fans not to speculate as he would share more after a conclusive diagnosis.

A family found the message, dropped in 1886 by a German ship, on a remote beach in West Australia.

The authorities are trying to stop the spread of violence against Muslims.