Disruption from a critical flaw that led to websites around the world being taken down could become more widespread, an expert had told Sky News.

Chris Curtis, Member of Parliament for MK North, has called upon retailers to crack down on the sale of private e-scooters.

Government and business websites around the world were taken down in a bid to protect organisations after a critical software update was issued over vulnerabilities in programming language.

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England hooker Brad O'Neill says his side will resist the urge to go for broke when they face France in their second Rugby ...

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Earlier today, officers from South NHTP secured a partial Closure Order for an address on Johnston Place following complaints ...

A paedophile who spiked a baby's bottle with vodka before molesting her has been jailed for 12 years. Ian Whyte, 62, preyed ...

Mercedes have confirmed Kimi Antonelli and George Russell will both run their latest-specification car at this weekend's ...

A man accused of assaulting three Jewish women allegedly punched one of them in the face while she was pushing her daughter ...