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A plastic surgeon says he is treating several burns a week due to people setting fire to aerosols.

Broadband provider 6G Internet is ordered by the watchdog not to use the adverts in their current form.

Rumours that the disaster was orchestrated by elites with a laser have been seen by millions.

Drivers using phones or not wearing seatbelts have been identified by the AI camera system.

The share sale on the Nasdaq values VinFast at $85bn compared to Ford's $48bn and GM's $46bn.

The chief executive of Sama says it will no longer take work involving moderating harmful content.

Rishi Sunak adds his voice to those criticising the way looting and disorder has been organised.

Draft health guidance says more people will benefit from online advice from medical experts.

Interest has grown in the social media star after she appeared to remove an interview with Drake.

The NSPCC says 34,000 online sexual crimes have been recorded since it first called for tougher laws.

India, the world's biggest rice exporter, is turning to old varieties and new farming techniques.

A crucial new law will make it hard to use the landmark right to information legislation, activists say.

With five top 10 hits in the UK, the first few years for ArrDee have been about "learning what to do".

The smart doorbells have soared in popularity, but they may not help reduce the number of break-ins.

Doubt hangs over the billionaires' fight plans, but Musk suggests he is open to a bout on Monday.

A woman loses £40,000 after falling for an advert claiming to be backed by the Money Saving Expert.

The culture minister says he has spoken to the X boss about hosting the showdown as a charity event.