The European Union says it wants to become the first major economy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.

New Zealand's bar on the company's 5G kit raises questions about why the UK seems less concerned.

Nasa's Osiris-Rex spacecraft moves alongside the 500m-wide rock from which it hopes to grab a sample.

Facebook confirms community groups should not be bought and sold, after one disbands in protest.

Google's parent company, Alphabet, will test its drone delivery service in Finland next year.

Rory explores how Ericsson screwed up, and why Huawei is facing fresh scrutiny in this week's podcast.

Having become the closest-ever human-made object to our star, the Parker spacecraft returns its first data

It can carry 50 pounds of cargo and travel 30 miles on a single charge.

The kids can now use Android apps

Britain's largest carmaker faces a difficult year amid fears that big job cuts are on the way.

Ex-Pluto spacecraft New Horizons maintains the trajectory taking it to its next dramatic encounter.

The InSight mission begins to lay out the sensors that will listen to the Red Planet's "heartbeat".

Can a bodysuit help customers take accurate measurements and buy custom-fit clothes online?

Earth is not the only planet with icy scenes this festive season, the European Space Agency says.

Scientists in Cambridge have built a 3D model of cancer to help in the search for new treatments.

The year 2018 provided plenty to chew on if you're interested in science and the environment.

Beijing was responding to claims it might use Huawei's 5G kit to act "in a malign way".

UK and other European markets are up almost 2% at midday on Friday after a turbulent week.

A US professor demanded that the company hand over personal data which it held on him.

The new mass-market electric vehicle has a base price of $39,000 and a 230-mile range.