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Charlie the pet stick insect is revealed to be both male and female after moulting.

Police have charged three people over Paislee Shultis' disappearance in Saugerties, New York state.

A BBC investigation has found that women’s intimate photos are being shared in large groups on Telegram.

Indigenous-led investigations have discovered more than 1,100 unmarked graves in recent months.

A study has found that the American West has not seen such drought since the time of Charlemagne.

The $73m settlement marks the first time a US gun manufacturer has faced liability for a mass shooting.

The 10-year-old refuse worker in Sudan became trapped in the truck's crushing mechanism.

In the 19th Century, a peculiar paranoia gripped the British East India Company: were the Indian people using flatbreads to transmit cryptic messages?

For millennia, people across the globe have reported alarmed animal behaviour in the run-up to natural disasters. Could these signals be used to warn us of impending catastrophes?

The duke will pay an undisclosed financial sum to Virginia Giuffre as part of the out-of-court settlement.

A BBC investigation has found virtual sex parties are taking place in a popular online children’s game.

Paracetamol, nicotine, caffeine and epilepsy and diabetes drugs were widely detected, research finds.

The Mauritian government has led a trip to the disputed islands, which are controlled by Britain.

An afterthought on the map of Austria, the exclave of Jungholz has carved out its own identity, even if the reality for those living there is far from straightforward.

Astronomers no longer believe a rocket stage that's due to hit the Moon was from Elon Musk's SpaceX.

French police shoot dead a man wielding a long-bladed knife at the Gare du Nord train station.

More than 2,500 Indians lose their lives to lightning every year. What is going on?

Before the pandemic, Dr Jenner's House – where the world's first vaccine was given – was an obscure tourism site. Post-Covid, it could become a major international attraction.

The allure of ‘The One’ stretches across time and cultures. Why do some people continue to believe in finding the perfect person?

Several firms are working on artificial eye tech that incorporates wireless, embedded sensors.

Memory B cells were discovered more than half a century ago. But scientists are just beginning to understand the crucial role they play in protecting people from serious illness.

Customers hit by power cuts in Storm Arwen erroneously received cheques for trillions of pounds.

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Spy agencies are conducting "warrantless backdoor searches" of Americans, two Democrat senators say.

Today's precise knowledge of the sky could aid the discovery of Ernest Shackleton's Endurance ship.