There has been an important development in the big crack cutting across the Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antarctica.

The Trump administration has approved plans to ask US visa applicants for details of their social media use.

The London Bridge attacks set Donald Trump off on an extended Twitter rant over the past few days, reviving his calls for sweeping immigration action and renewing old feuds with Democrats, gun-control advocates and even the mayor of London.

"Obscene" memes posted on a private Facebook page have cost 10 students their place at Harvard, reports the college's newspaper.

International funding to support education in poorer countries is "stagnating", says a Unesco report, despite campaigns calling for more investment.

Every year tens of thousands of people are conned by online scammers, but it is not only the authorities taking action: a network of tech-savvy volunteers is also working to expose them.

The publication of the results of England’s teaching excellence framework (TEF) has been postponed following the UK general election.

A US appeals court has upheld a decision blocking President Trump's revised "travel ban" on people from six mainly Muslim nations.

Sensitive personal details relating to almost 200 million US citizens have been accidentally exposed by a marketing firm contracted by the Republican National Committee.

South Korean web-hosting firm Nayana has agreed to pay a $1m ransom to unlock computers frozen by hackers.