Innovation

With jobs hard to find on both sides of the Atlantic, applicants are turning to paid tools to help them secure work, but are the increased costs worth it?

In a world where a single point of failure can throw our machines into chaos, everything from sharks to authoritarian governments and old ladies have brought the web to its knees.

China is racing to develop a new generation of wind farms that can not only survive tropical cyclones, but also harness their power.

BBC News goes inside the lab powering computers with 'mini brains' grown from human cells.

In his lifetime, the first king of England was renowned throughout Europe. But over the centuries, he has been sidelined by history.

They are televisions from another era, replaced by the flat screen, high-resolution displays of the modern era. Yet cathode-ray tubes are still surprisingly in demand.

The most striking science photos of the week: including the Perseid meteor shower and glowing underwater wonders.

Teams from 16 countries are competing in a range of sports including football, athletics and dance as part of the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, China.