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A minister calls the theft of the server containing the archive a "crime of national proportions".

Do you scrape the burnt bits off a piece of toast? Recent research suggests that might not be a bad idea…

The northern lights were so vibrant on Sunday night they were spotted in Kent and Cornwall.

After Squid Game comes the hit survival-of-the-fittest reality show Physical 100.

The Thai drug dealer underwent extensive plastic surgery to throw off investigators, police say.

The government says the changes will help protect vulnerable children from being forced into marriage.

Bryce Barker and his colleagues are freed after being held hostage for a week.

They reproduce a mural by the UK graffiti artist on a Ukrainian house devastated by Russian shelling.

Former Olympic gymnast and Go Hard or Go Home star Nile Wilson on the injury that ended his career, his descent into addiction and the power of asking for help.

Twelve children, including a baby, were among those who died after their boat broke apart in stormy seas.

The comic strip's creator Scott Adams said white people should "get the hell away" from black people.

AI chatbots are already imagining what feelings they'll end up with. But if they did develop them, would we even notice?

Police were called after a janitor noticed electrical wires, ductwork and computers that looked amiss.

Stolen images of an adult entertainment star are being used to con victims out of thousands of dollars.

Suspected gang members are pictured in a huge new jail, part of El Salvador's "war on crime".

A letter from Neil Tennant to Radio 1 DJ Janice Long is found inside a vintage copy of West End Girls.

"Cursed" gemstones, beautiful emblems of famous love affairs, and symbols of dark histories – all these dazzling jewels have intriguing backstories, writes Daisy Woodward.

Abdul and Mohammed Ahmed Rabbani were arrested in Pakistan in 2002. They were never charged by the US.

His original books will now be printed unaltered, after the decision to update them was criticised.

Former athletes tell of mistreatment at clubs across England, with allegations stretching back more than a decade.

The ball, dubbed "Godzilla egg", has perplexed locals and set off widespread speculation.

From unexplained metal balls to Garfield-themed phones, the strange material that drifts ashore from the oceans can reveal a surprising amount.

More than 500 years before Oxford University was founded, India's Nalanda University was home to nine million books and attracted 10,000 students from around the world.

The protest in west London comes ahead of the first anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Dylan Lyons is named as the journalist killed while reporting the fatal shooting of a woman in Orlando.