World News World's biggest reef may be more resilient than we thought "Our research does give me hope that the reef can recover." 31/05/2018
Health news Microchips are getting under the skin of thousands in Sweden Thousands of Swedes are having microchips implanted into their bodies so that they don't need to carry key cards, IDs, and even train tickets. 31/05/2018
World News Cybercriminals are cashing in on your typos Cybercriminals are cashing in on your typos. 30/05/2018
World News Virgin Galactic spaceplane completes another supersonic test flight The sleek craft reportedly reached an altitude of 114,500 feet and a speed of Mach 1.9. 29/05/2018
World News Reboot your router to avoid Russian hack, warns FBI More than half a million devices have already been compromised — with more likely to be targeted over the next few weeks. 29/05/2018
World News Can these bold plans help save the polar ice sheets? Scientist says giant walls and cooling tunnels may be the best ways to save polar ice. 28/05/2018
World News Vast hidden canyons and mountain ranges discovered in Antarctica The enormous size of the troughs took scientists by surprise. 26/05/2018
Sci-Tech Six trends we spotted at VivaTech VivaTech is a festival of French and European technology, featuring a blend of big brands and tiny startups. 25/05/2018
World News How to update your privacy settings on Facebook, Twitter, Google and Instagram With Europe's big data regulations set to go into effect, now is the time to update your online security. 25/05/2018
World News Agent Alexa? Amazon device spies on Oregon woman An Oregon woman discovered that her Amazon device was sending her private chats by email to her husband's employee when he called and warned her, "You're being hacked." 25/05/2018
World News European Leadership Awards: meet the finalists Who do Europeans look to for inspiration and leadership? This year's European Leadership Awards provided the answers. 24/05/2018
World News Trump can't block users on Twitter, federal judge rules Blocking users from viewing his Twitter account is unconstitutional and a violation of the First Amendment, according to the judge. 23/05/2018
World News Camera billed as 'world's most advanced' could boost search for alien life New 'Darkness' device gives astronomers a powerful tool for spotting worlds around other stars. 21/05/2018
World News Look inside the cabin of a hyperloop capsule Mock-up of a futuristic transportation pod looks a bit like the cabin of an airliner, but with a crucial difference. 20/05/2018
World News Study claims Bitcoin uses as much energy as Ireland, but experts don't agree Like early claims about the energy-gobbling internet, experts find that assertion more than a little problematic. 18/05/2018
World News 'Brain in a bucket' study spurs medical, ethical debates Yale scientists keep pig brains alive outside the body — and that's just one of several provocative new brain science studies. 16/05/2018
World News Facebook reveals how much abusive content it removes Facebook deleted 865.8 million posts during the first quarter of 2018 15/05/2018
World News How spying on penguins just might save them New system lets scientists keep tabs on penguins even from thousands of miles away. 15/05/2018
World News Twitter looks to hide trolls by judging their behavior CEO Jack Dorsey is working toward "healthy conversations" as the platform tries to address ongoing abuse issues 15/05/2018