A new study finds light to moderate coffee consumption - covering everything from half a cup to three cups of coffee a day - is associated with favourable cardiovascular outcomes.
The discovery of the teenager's remains in Indonesia is believed to be the first time ancient human DNA has been discovered in the region, challenging previous theories around the migration of early humans.
The iPhone maker will permit app developers to inform users about using payment methods outside of the App Store, where the company currently charges up to 30% commission on transactions.
August marks the 10th anniversary of Mr Cook's promotion to the role of chief executive. Apple gave him 5 million shares to say thank you.
Spaceport 1's site at Scolpaig, North Uist is one of several proposed locations for licenced spaceports in the UK. In Scotland, these include Unst in Shetland, the A' Mhoine peninsula in Sutherland, Prestwick in South Ayrshire and Campbeltown in Argyll and Bute.
The pop-up banners asking users permission to access certain data have become a familiar part of landing on a new website - but they could become far fewer.
John Edwards has been selected as the new information commissioner as the government aims to reform privacy laws to make them more business-friendly and help spur growth following the COVID-19 recession.
A new update for Microsoft Flight Simulator brings cities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland alive, allowing players to fly over the famous Elbphilharmonie concert hall in Hamburg and the castle that inspired Disney's logo, among others.
The attack on the baby bird was seen on Fregate Island in the Seychelles and researchers think this new hunting behaviour has been driven by the unusual combination of a tree-nesting tern colony and a resident giant tortoise population in the area.
The adult content site's U-turn follows last week's announcement that it would ban images and videos showing "sexually explicit conduct".
The device was "burned beyond recognition" although the fire was eventually extinguished inside a battery containment bag.
Police and Home Office are accused of bypassing parliament over guidance allowing officers, local councils and enforcement agencies to use facial recognition across England and Wales in defiance of court rulings against invasive filming.
The surveillance video shows inmates fighting, being hit by guards and dragged along the floor, and in one scene smashing a bathroom mirror in an attempt to use the glass to self-harm.
According to figures obtained by the NSPCC, online grooming crimes recorded by police increased by almost 70% in the last three years.
A higher intake of foods rich in flavonoids - including berries, apples, tea and red wine - has been linked to lower blood pressure in new research.
Although the Nazi nuclear weapons programme had a head start on the US effort, it faltered due to the regime's politicisation of academia which caused many researchers to flee the country or defect to either the US or Soviet Russia.
The deal comes two years after the entrepreneur took his space tourism operation, Virgin Galactic, public and is the latest step in his efforts to build up a multibillion dollar business in the burgeoning space sector.
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