CBD is popular in the treatment of pain, muscle soreness or spasms, irritable bowel syndrome, depression, anxiety and insomnia.
A study finds warmer air and changing winds are making it increasingly difficult for aircraft to take-off.
No more diseases will be named after geographical locations or the animals due to fears over stigmatisation, expert say.
A Tory senior committee chair says the announcement "fails to demonstrate the urgency that is required".
Buying a phone these days can easily set you back £1,000. So what makes the major models on the market worth that kind of cash?The three best-selling phone makers in the UK are Apple, Samsung and Hua
A leading ally of Jeremy Corbyn has referred Sir Keir Starmer's campaign to the information watchdog, but the move could backfire.
Lorin LaFave, whose son was murdered in 2014, has told Sky News what she thinks can be done to better protect children online.
Astronomers have never before seen fast radio bursts being emitted in such a regular pattern, and still don't know their origin.
An indictment naming four alleged hackers was unsealed on Monday as US officials warned hackers they were not anonymous online.
The risk to staff posed by the outbreak has prompted a number of companies to withdraw from an annual trade show in Barcelona.
The spacecraft, designed and built in the UK, will help scientists learn more about the Sun and its influence on the solar system.
Audioboom, which hosts more than 13,000 podcasts, has asked bankers at Raine to oversee a strategic review, Sky News learns.
The social media giant was targeted by the same group that has previously hijacked the accounts of Netflix, Marvel and more.
Eric Marques admits operating a service allowing users to anonymously access content depicting the rape and torture of infants.
The US disagrees with Boris Johnson's decision to allow Huawei to help develop 5G infrastructure in the UK.
Breathing patterns, and specifically exhaling, could be used to predict when a decision is made - although not what it will be.
A team of scientists has created a textile from biomaterial which can seamlessly integrate with hosts' bodies.