The technology giant closed its offices in Japan on Fridays during the month of August 2019

Sir Lindsay Hoyle was elected by MPs after four rounds of voting.

Data from spacecraft launched in the 1970s help determine the shape of the magnetic bubble around the Sun.

It means the US could formally leave the Paris Agreement a day after the 2020 presidential election.

The owners of the house pull the plug on this year's display as it is "too big" for them to handle.

In the latest of weeks of protests, thousands demonstrate in Barcelona against the royal visit.

Premier League referees are in "sheer panic" at how the video assistant referee system is being used, says Chris Sutton.

Tottenham appeal against Son Heung-min's red card for his tackle on Andre Gomes, which led to the Everton midfielder suffering a horrific ankle injury.

President Donald Trump hosted the team at the White House to celebrate their World Series victory.

A station employee is being hailed as a hero for saving the man in Oakland, California.

Richard Holzer is charged with hate crime after allegedly threatening to unleash "racial holy war".

Kushila Stein was rescued north of Crete after 37 hours at sea in a rubber dinghy.

The two words are used interchangeably in the US, but the words don't mean the same thing.

How one small town is struggling through South Africa's worst drought in living memory.

The wave of revolutions in Central and Eastern Europe helped shape the continent for decades to come.

Democrats have begun choosing the candidate who will go up against Donald Trump on 3 November. But who is leading the pack?

Jim Meskimen has used his impressionist skills to create a deepfake video.

Intervening to help suicidal young women is not a role Ingebjørg Blindheim would have chosen for herself. Why is she so compelled to help?

Gary Lyon lost his senior management job for dating a junior colleague, but now they are married.

Hydrogen cars are green, quick to refuel and have range, so why are battery cars way ahead of them?

A Turkish official says that Baghdadi's older sister could potentially be an "intelligence gold mine".