James Hetherington

Maclean's publishes two identical issues with different cover prices for men and women to highlight pay inequality in Canada.

An 82-year-old woman with senile dementia is believed to have accidentally killed her 87-year-old husband by giving him detergent instead of coffee.

Google is rumoured to be working on a game-streaming platform that would run similarly to Sony's PlayStation Now service.

Thai man shoots himself in the head after losing fight against months of depression over lost winning ticket.

London commuters outraged by smear on women's votes martyr at Colliers Wood station on centenary of equality campaign's success.

Apple has filed a patent for a new smart pencil that could work with a laptop or smartphone. The best part? You won't need a touchpad to draw on.

A recent study published by Stanford University shows that men earn more while driving for Uber because they speed more.

Following poor 2017, Snapchat regains ground at end of year with strong growth rates at faster pace than Facebook.

Samsung's flagship phones could be set for a major overhaul following the same path as Apple's new iPhone X.

Carlos Tapang of Washington alleges that T-Mobile's poor security allowed hackers to steal thousands of dollars in bitcoin.

London-based Planet Computing is reviving the PDA. The company is crowdfunding the clamshell smartphone with a full keyboard on Indiegogo.

Seven people - including five women - in New South Wales are facing a myriad of charges including rape, sexual assault of a child and aggravated kidnapping.

Police hunt alleged trickster Rajendra Yadav over dirty needles scam after he flees city of Bangarmau.

Sick of paying a fortune to replace your shattered phone screen? A diamond-coated display could be coming in 2019.

Japanese hotel uses self-parking technology by Nissan to keep shoes, tables and seating cushions in order.

Lauri Love has won his appeal against extradition to the United States for allegedly hacking the Federal Reserve and US Army.

Svetlana Sapogova left to die in car after murderer beat and raped her with stick and car jack. Pair met after mutual friend's funeral.

A two-year-old girl has been found dead on the front porch of her family home in Akron, Ohio. She allegedly froze to death during a -11 degree day.

Hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets of London to protest cuts to the NHS. Among them is English actor Ralf Little who also criticised the cuts on Twitter.

Google has released a new version of the YouTube app that is designed to save data. YouTube Go is now available in 130 countries.

Russia allegedly has a nuclear doomsday missile that would be six times more deadly than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

Around £90 billion that is illegally laundered in the UK each year will soon be within reach of government officials.

An accused rapist has been cleared of all charges after police revealed evidence of 233 Facebook conversations proving his acts were consensual.

Steve Kerr, the coach of NBA champions the Golden State Warriors, has accidentally tweeted criticism of referees in the league.

Long prison sentence faces Middlesbrough paedophile Victor Jeffery after jury finds him guilty of three counts of rape.

Apple Watch continues to haemorrhage app support. Slack joins Twitter, Amazon and Google Maps in abandoning Watch OS.

Irish computer company wants farmers to use facial recognition software to help check on health of livestock.

Intensive training under way for police and soldiers to beat terror threats from air and land at XXIII Winter Olympic games.

Apple iPhones are notorious for running out of storage, particularly when you need to take a photo. As it turns out, apps may be the biggest problem.