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This nine year-old returned his Xbox so he could buy blankets for the homeless

Mikah, a nine-year-old boy from Ohio, showed how it was better to give than receive after he returned his Xbox to help rough sleepers.

Android malware posing as porn can literally make your phone's battery explode

A strain of Android malware found lurking on third-party application stores is so packed full of nefarious capabilities that it can cause physical damage to smartphones.

One of the strangest exoplanets just got even weirder as astronomers detect 'very special' orbit

Gliese 436b has mesmerized researchers due to its host of unusual features - including a massive, comet-like tail of vaporised gas that is 50 times larger than its parent star.

Barcelona midfielder Rafinha Alcantara cleared to face Real Madrid in El Clasico after eight-month absence

Barcelona midfielder Rafinha Alcantara has received the medical clearance to return to action only days before El Clasico at Real Madrid.

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Scotland has housed 2,000 Syrian refugees - three years ahead of schedule

Scotland houses 2,000 Syrian refugees three years ahead of schedule through the Syrian Vulnerable Person Resettlement Programme, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces.

Paul Ryan is being offered $25,000 to have a vasectomy

Family planning organisation, Having Kids are offering US House Speaker Paul Ryan $25,000 to get a vasectomy as part of their push for people to have smaller families.

EE achieves 428Mbps data speeds in Cardiff

Mobile phone coverage fails to reach 30% of UK

National Infrastructure Commission is calling on Ofcom to demand better coverage and internet speed including 4G in the UK.

Birmingham pile-up: Police attack 'inhumane' voyeurs sharing photos of crash on Facebook

West Midlands Police urge people to stop posting pictures from scene of Edgbaston crash, which killed six people

Alien object 'Oumuamua is covered in a strange organic coat created by cosmic rays

New research reveals more details about the first object ever detected in our own solar system to have originated from interstellar space

Firms are already 'stockpiling bitcoin' to pay off hackers' ransom demands

British firms are stockpiling cryptocurrencies including bitcoin and ethereum so they can pay off hackers in the event of a ransomware or malware attack.

West Ham United boss David Moyes could appeal Manuel Lanzini diving charge

Lanzini has been charged by the FA for diving to win a penalty against beleaguered Stoke City on Saturday (16 December).

Arsenal vs West Ham: Theo Walcott to return for Carabao Cup quarter-final

Theo Walcott is in line for an Arsenal recall for the Carabao Cup tie against West Ham after recovering from a groin problem.

Researchers confident sperm is the future of cancer treatment

Bull sperm has been used to treat cancer in cows after scientists discovered it reduces side effects and was better at breaching tumour walls.

Children in Canada will be taught about same-sex relationships from the age of four

Parents and teachers unions expressed concerns over sweeping changes to sex education in Canadian province.

'Most beautiful girl in the world' - Ariana Grande wows fans with Barack Obama in festive snap

Ariana Grande has a very interesting and famous family judging by her latest social media post.

'Neglectful' councils give heroin overdose cure to just 12% of users in England

Naloxone knocks opioids off the brain's receptors almost instantly, nullifying the drugs' depressive effect on the respiratory system.

Ikea to recall about 1.7 million chests and dressers in China amid concerns it could be dangerous to children

EU opens probe into Ikea over Dutch tax rulings

European Competition Commissioner says all firms "big or small, multinational or not, should pay their fair share of tax".

Man Arrested Over Attempt To Break Into U.S. Air Force Base In The U.K.

US Airforce base RAF Mildenhall shutdown after American personnel opens fire at checkpoint

Police in Suffolk are responding to a "significant incident" at Suffolk RAF Mildenhall, a US airbase.

Jordi Alba backs Barcelona to sign 'top' Antoine Griezmann after chief hints at approach

Jordi Alba has encouraged Barcelona to sign Antoine Griezmann from Atletico Madrid ahead of the summer transfer window.

The eye-watering cost of Princess Charlotte's new nursery school revealed

Princess Charlotte, 2, has a lot to look forward to in the New Year.

Everton boss Sam Allardyce keen on Christian Benteke and Steven N'Zonzi as Malaga eye Sandro Ramirez

Allardyce has worked with both the Belgian and Frenchman at Crystal Palace and Blackburn Rovers respectively.

Amazon Prime streams Japanese porn films featuring women being groped without consent

Amazon Prime video users have stumbled across a Japanese show called Tokyo Train Girls, which features groping and up-skirt shots of women on public transport.

Conte has warned Premier League big guns about Manchester City's spending power making them untouchable

Manchester City will become untouchable if they are allowed to sign the best players, according to Antonio Conte.

Zinedine Zidane and Cristiano Ronaldo smash Pep Guardiola and Lionel Messi records

Zinedine Zidane and Cristiano Ronaldo underlined their status as the dominant figures in world football as Real Madrid won the Fifa Cub World Cup.

Eddie Howe admits 'huge worry' over double Bournemouth injury blow before Chelsea cup quarter-final

Charlie Daniels and Josh King both left Bournemouth's 4-0 Premier League defeat to Liverpool early, while top scorer Callum Wilson missed the match altogether.

Horrifying moment top DJ Kaleb Freitas killed on stage at Brazil Atmosphere Festival

Adverse weather conditions caused a stage to break down at the Brazil Atmosphere Festival and crushed DJ Kaleb Freitas who was performing at the time.

Rolf Harris mural sparks row as council chief says removal would 'be like Nazi Germany'

The head of a council in south east Australia has questioned calls for a mural painted by convicted paedophile Rolf Harris to be torn down.

Could Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam be the next Libyan president?

Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam to run in Libya's 2018 presidential elections, tribal chief Basem al-Hashimi al-Soul has said.

Kremlin exposed: Russia 'used Twitter to spread fear' in wake of UK terror attacks

Kremlin-linked troll accounts on Twitter and Facebook have reportedly used fake profiles to incite anger and spread confusion following terror attacks in the UK.