The decision to ditch standard Russian uniforms was interpreted as a show of solidarity for Ukraine.

Experts say the UK should reduce the amount of toxic "forever chemicals" allowed in drinking water.

One of the prime sources for fake news on Twitter comes straight from the Kremlin's network of Twitter accounts.

Volunteers inside and outside Ukraine are working together to help civilians escape the war safely.

Brewer's "launch" highlights the extent businesses will go to to join the latest bandwagon.

Researchers find that "brown carbon" from wildfire smoke is helping to melt Arctic snow and ice.

People living in the area, which has Unesco World Heritage status, are being asked to adapt.

LJ Rich looks at the best of the week's technology news stories.

Real-time tracking of a search dog’s path allows the team to assess which areas have been covered.

Regulator Ofcom said Russia Today was not "fit and proper to hold a UK broadcasting licence".

The tech giant knowingly let ads with fake celebrity endorsements scam users, a regulator says.

Videos of Putin and Zelensky declaring the war is over have been circulating online.

The cities turning to huge heat pumps to provide warmth to thousands of homes and businesses.

Campaigners are eagerly awaiting a new law bill requiring public bodies to promote sign language.

The developers of a powerful mini aircraft hope it will be used by the armed forces.

Sunny Balwani was considered the "enforcer" at Theranos and was its enigmatic founder's lover.

As the world's temperature warms, severe rainfall events are becoming more likely - and weather patterns like La Niña could be disrupted.

Parents will be able stop over-13s accessing inappropriate content via Meta's VR headset.

Researchers say they have solved one of science's biggest paradoxes, first identified by Prof Stephen Hawking.

But the government says particle standards will come in as quickly as is realistically possible.