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Meta was ordered to pay $25bn (£18.6bn) by a judge in New Mexico after a two-week trial earlier this year which found it had spent years lying to the public about how it handled Facebook user data.
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A plane carrying American Stephen Hubbard arrived at Kelly Field in San Antonio, Texas, following his release from Russian prison. Hubbard returned to the United States after spending more than four years in Russian cust
Two women who were preyed upon by serving police officers they trusted have described their ordeals and why they have decided to speak out.
For more than a decade, serious flaws had gone undetected with PHP, an open-source technology underpinning much of the internet.
European airfares will see their ‘biggest increase in history’ in 2027, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary predicted this week, with airlines largely unhedged against higher jet fuel costs. Joanna Plucinska explains.
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