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The Bronze Age artefacts arrived at a museum packed in foam and accompanied by an anonymous note.

A new expedition aims to document the world's most famous shipwreck in unprecedented detail.

The missiles will be deployed periodically from 2026 for the first time since the Cold War.

The woman, who was wearing a rubber ring, is reported to be dehydrated but fine otherwise.

After four months of lavish events, the wedding of Asia's richest man's son is finally here.

Anna Ardin accused Julian Assange of sexual assault - but is pleased he has been freed from jail.

The electric vehicle giant has been rapidly expanding manufacturing capacity outside its home country.

Antarctic Treaty nations agree to a plan to preserve one of the world's greatest shipwrecks.

Mohamed Zakaria made the dangerous journey to flee the besieged city of el-Fasher.

The ultra-conservative archbishop was found guilty of splitting with the Catholic church.

Bhole Baba, who led the festival where some 120 people died, will co-operate with investigations.

Advocates say the practice is "cruel" to koalas and are pushing for it to be outlawed nation-wide.

Why modern technology puts us in a stronger position than ever to work out what's going on in the skies above us.

Nyah Mway died after police mistook his replica gun for a real firearm and shot him in the chest.

The use of the floppy disk, which was still used in some government agencies in Japan, has now been scrapped.

The oldest example of cave art has been discovered on an Indonesian island and dated back 51,200 years.

A former US police officer runs an AI-powered network of misleading news sites turning its sights towards November.

Khawaja Asif said the aerial strikes were targeting groups which his government accuses to targeting security forces and civilians.

But the move marks a significant step towards resolving one of Israel's most divisive issues.

Technoblade was just 23 when he died from a sarcoma. But fans have kept his legacy alive by fundraising.

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Judges rule evidence was "not sufficient" in the trial that took testimony from 27 witnesses.

Some South Koreans are spending time in a cell to try to understand their socially isolated children.

A selection of your pictures on the theme of 'shadows'.

The fishermen drank the contents of the bottles thinking it was alcohol, local media reports.