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The $10bn successor to Hubble is fully focussed and aligned. It's close now to starting work.

A British poster campaign is highlighting that intrusive staring is a form of sexual harassment.

Boris Becker has been jailed. How did the former golden boy of tennis come to this?

The British overseas territory's premier, Andrew Fahie, is detained by agents posing as cartel traffickers.

It may hurt, but exercise is beneficial for joints, experts say in guidance for doctors and patients.

Many of us create or maintain lawns in our gardens without giving it a second thought. But could these innocent patches of greenery be a colossal waste of space?

At Granada's famed Alhambra palace, a 1,000-year-old feat of hydraulics still impresses engineers today.

First dates used to be about drinks, maybe dinner. But post-pandemic singles are opting for low-key options that allow them to ‘screen’ potential partners.

A sophisticated analysis shows that Jack Russells live longer than other breeds.

Rivalry between stars of Famo, a popular style of music in Lesotho, has sparked years of gang warfare.

For centuries, historians believed that any physical evidence of the pivotal Battle of the Aegates was long gone. Then came a chance discovery – which led to dozens of shipwrecks.

As Covid restrictions and quarantines continue to lift around the world, work-related trips are bouncing back in a big way in 2022.

Driven by demand from their staff a growing number of companies are introducing transparency on pay.

The ruling comes just days after the world's richest person struck a deal to buy Twitter for $44bn.

Environmental campaigners are taking Norway to court over drilling in the Arctic.

Modern agriculture and consumption patterns have devalued around 40% of global lands, according to the UN.

The Central Africa Republic is one of the world's poorest countries, and is a close Russian ally.

The knee uses a built-in computer to control the swing of the knee and help the user walk more naturally.

Why do people with certain professions and interests make us yawn – even before we get to know them?

Oyster sauce is a much-loved ingredient of the Chinese dinner table. How is it made, and why is it so irresistible?

The accident occurred when a temple chariot touched a high-transmission live wire in Tamil Nadu.

Turning TVs, games consoles and chargers off at the wall when not in use could help combat price rises, British Gas says.

Moscow says 'unfriendly' countries must start paying for its gas in roubles.

Since the billionaire struck a deal to buy the site, there's been intense speculation over what the future holds.

Ukraine is pushing up prices of commodities including food, cotton and energy, the World Bank says.