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Leonid Radvinsky, a 41-year-old entrepreneur based in Florida, owns all the shares of the company.

Hackers briefly disrupted some train services, amid suggestions that the attack came from Russia.

People at a Thurrock film festival will catch the first glimpse of the Windrush Tales.

St Helens Council says the ongoing incident will have an impact on how some services are delivered.

Daniel Cesare flew near East Midlands Airport because he wanted to film Download, the court hears.

The US Department of Justice says rocket firm discriminated against refugees and asylum seekers.

Rodney was found on the street, hours away from death, but now lives in south Wales.

Mr Trump's first post on the platform formerly called Twitter since January 2021 includes his mugshot.

The platform says it now hosts more than three million creators and almost 240 million users.

Menstrual blood tests could be used as a means of monitoring cardiovascular conditions or diabetes.

Nineteen large platforms have to start complying with new rules as soon as Friday or risk big fines.

A ban, due to come into effect in Somalia on Thursday, could leave some creators without an income.

World leaders will meet with AI companies and experts on 1 and 2 November for the discussions.

The California-based company dominates the market for chips used in artificial intelligence systems.

The use of AI in defence is on the rise, but so too are calls for international laws to regulate it.

Two teams of US scientists have converted brain signals into words at a faster rate than before.