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Yesterday, Domino’s and Ford Motor Company revealed that they are testing self-driving vehicles as pizza delivery cars.

The company have envisioned the vehicle, named the Smart Vision EQ Fortwo, to be used in cities for car sharing.

Around the world, projects are underway to help develop the technology that will ultimately bring driverless vehicles to our roads.

Apple has joined the market relatively recently and they are still far behind their nearest competitors.

The car, named the I.D. Buzz, is due to launch in 2022 and will be a part of VW’s electric vehicle line-up.

Other motor manufacturers, including Vauxhall and BMW, have launched scrappage schemes this year however Ford’s is unusual as it is allowing customers to trade in cars of any brand for at least £2,000.

​Melbourne in Australia has been named the world’s more liveable city for the 7th year in a row.

Hyundai, along with its affiliate Kia, is planning to release 31 eco-friendly models by 2020.

​At noon on the 21st of August, Big Ben will fall silent for four years. Big Ben is one of the most iconic tourist attractions in the UK and the ringing of this famous bell will be dearly missed by locals and tourists alike.

If global warming trends continue, many more people are projected to suffer and even die from sun strokes.

According to the Met Office Hadley Centre for Climate Science and Services, 2015 and 2016 both saw long-term climate change induced by human activity.

The team drove without any aircon at an average speed of just 25mph, reaching 670 miles before coming to a complete stop after coming to 0% charge.

New research by Dick Startz, a professor in UC Santa Barbara's Department of Economics, suggests that it is highly improbable for the world to meet the global temperature objectives agreed.

A green revolution needs to be not only concerned with the welfare of the world but also the welfare of the world’s population.

Battery makers are finding it difficult to secure the supplies needed to power such large packs - mainly cobalt and lithium.

The offer will apply across the European Union and could last until, at least, the end of 2017.

The study is the most comprehensive completed study that has concentrated on how climate change will affect the world’s health via air pollution.