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Egyptian architects will rebuild the landmark al-Nuri Mosque in the northern Iraqi city.

Therapy with surrogate sexual partners is used in Israel to rehabilitate badly injured soldiers.

Scientists confirm they have made "chimera" embryos from long-tailed macaques and humans.

SpaceX will build a lander that the US space agency will use to return humans to the Moon this decade.

The BBC's Frank Gardner asks the awkward question about a war with an astronomical human cost.

The vaccine has not yet been approved by Europe's medicines agency but orders are piling in.

His resignation ends his family's six-decade hold on power in Cuba.

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The 200-tonne seizure is one of the largest ever hauls of the endangered species.

The billion-tonne colossus known as A68 has so thoroughly fragmented it's no longer being tracked.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission says it is aware of 39 incidents involving the Tread+ treadmill.

The Czech Republic expels 18 Russian diplomats after linking the operatives to a 2014 explosion.

The Swedish constitution allows anyone to ski, cycle, skate, swim or camp almost anywhere in the country.

Meet the teams who track down and destroy hidden sources of greenhouse gases.

Getting consumer goods in shot is big business for movies and TV series, and items can now be added digitally.

The US space agency is ready to attempt the first powered, controlled flight on another planet.

Loretta Harmes hasn't eaten or tasted food for six years, but she hasn't lost her passion for cooking.

The Australian campaign aimed to teach about respectful relationships but was widely criticised.

Miguel Díaz-Canel, who succeeded Raúl Castro as president, will be running the Communist Party.

The Ingenuity drone completes the first powered, controlled flight by an aircraft on another world.

Plans for the reality show featuring "hot Instagrammers" have sparked anger in the coastal community.

Backers for a European Super League have admitted that the plan cannot go ahead.

Police issue an international warrant after a little French girl is abducted and rescued.

A bill to end private ownership of lions and tigers is proposed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers.

Germany is slowly shuttering its prolific lignite mines, which produce the least efficient type of coal. The ghostly towns in the mines' shadows may hold a lesson for how to move on.