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Specialist vet says surgery on a tiger takes "a lot more anaesthetic" than on a domestic cat.

With travel limited, millions are joining e-pilgrimages to a cave famed for its miraculous healings.

A major US chain acts after a customer pulled a gun in a fight over the collectible trading cards.

The six-wheeled robot has made the hazardous descent to the surface of the Red Planet, China announces.

AirTags promise to help find your lost wallet or bag. But at worst, they could be used for stalking, and at best they involve signing up to a global tracking network most users aren’t truly aware of.

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The World Health Organization says the trend may worsen due to the coronavirus pandemic.

NewNew aims to connect artists with their fans who can vote on aspects of their work and daily life.

High-resolution images of Israel and Gaza are available, so why not via public mapping tools?

When amateur player Alex O'Brien unexpectedly won an online poker tournament, little did she know that she'd be pitted against one of the game's most controversial players.

When it comes to household responsibilities, women perform far more cognitive and emotional labour than men. Why is this, and is there anything we can do about it?

A ban on new gas boilers from 2025 is one step to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, say energy experts.

The famous rock formation has collapsed due to natural erosion, Ecuador's environment ministry says.

John Oliver takes a look at why “stand your ground” laws were created, who they protect, and, crucially, who they don’t. Connect with Last Week Tonight onlin...

A novel written by a Jewish author in 1938 after he escaped Nazi Germany is climbing the book charts.

Peru is turning to ancient indigenous techniques and natural ecosystems to keep its taps running, as climate change threatens to dry out its water supply.

Record numbers of heat pumps were installed in UK homes in 2024, driven by government grants.

Hundreds of corpses have been found floating in the Ganges or buried in the sand of its banks.

The charity Oxfam says the millions spent on superyachts could instead vaccinate entire countries.

The study looked at approximately 1,000 factories that make the raw materials for single-use products.

Local authorities do not yet know what caused the SEG Plaza in the city of Shenzhen to wobble.

Sediments drilled from under the largest ice shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula suggest it is resilient.

Higher temperatures have accelerated build-up of salts, which causes the art to flake off the walls.

The price of Bitcoin fell below $34,000 for the first time in three months after China imposed fresh curbs.

Imagery comes back from the six-wheeled robot that landed successfully at the weekend.