How political parties are using GIFs to boost their campaigns
Here's a question. What's performed really well online for the SNP this year?
Category : Tech
LA police to use 'Batman-style' device that wraps around bodies
Two hundred police officers in Los Angeles are to be trained to use a new device similar to one on Batman's utility belt.
Google breaks its political advertising rules - again
Google has broken its own rules for political advertising for the second time in this election campaign, Sky News can reveal.
UK couple 'world's first' to have baby carried in both their wombs
A British couple are celebrating the birth of a baby carried in both of their wombs in what scientists are calling a "world first".
Labour's Ben Bradshaw 'targeted by Russian hackers'
Labour candidate and frequent Putin critic Ben Bradshaw has warned he was targeted by a phishing email from Moscow, raising fears of Russian interference in the British election.
Drug could restore limb function in patients with spinal cord injuries
Long-term use of a drug commonly prescribed for nerve pain could be used to restore limb function in patients with spinal cord injuries, a study suggests.
Scientists may have proven what dog owners knew all along
Dog owners have been labelled as barking mad for years - claiming their pets understand what they are saying - but they may have been right all along.
Honey 'sandwiches' used to fight superbug infections
Tiny amounts of Manuka honey spread between layers of surgical mesh can be used to fight infection following surgery, researchers say.
Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin step down
Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are stepping down from their roles within parent company Alphabet.
Voter fraud claims 'weaponised to spread Islamophobia'
Accusations of voter fraud are being "weaponised" on social media to inflame Islamophobia, a leading anti-extremism think tank has warned.