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By combining the senses of sight and touch, scientists managed to convince patients a prosthetic hand belonged to their own body

One in four Marks and Spencer's card machines are down in the UK, leaving frustrated customers only able to use cash

The judges, barristers and other legal officials are accused of forming a corrupt ring to manipulate the publicly-funded legal aid system to line their own pockets

Scientists say the breakthrough will further current understanding of the genetic risk factors that predispose people to the development of dementia

The findings of a new study provide scientists with a promising new route to personalised treatments for migraine patients

Gun cops were on the scene within seconds, but it appears the incident was not terror-related.

The mobile device, called Identity Not Known Biometrics, or INK, can confirm a person's identity within a minute if they are on a police database

This is despite advertising and broadcasting regulations designed to protect children from this kind of exposure.

At least three people sueroisuly hurt in the crash near Swanley in Kent