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Thomas Gavin apologised "for all this trouble" from his antique robberies in the 60s and 70s.

It follows a June report that could not explain dozens of "unidentified aerial phenomena".

Apple is the latest in a string of firms and governments to go after the hacking tool firm.

Six surviving Greenlanders are part of a group of 22 children taken for "re-education" in 1951.

Raising livestock contributes a significant proportion of the food industry's climate emissions, but could growing meat from cell cultures in laboratories be the solution?

Kevin Strickland was arrested at age 18 and convicted of a triple murder he did not commit.

The manuscript shows Einstein's attempts to formulate his theory of relativity.

A spacecraft has started its journey as it aims to deliberately nudge an asteroid off course.

As the stars prepare to reunite 20 years after the first film we look at what they've been up to.

‘Do-gooders’ are often judged harshly. Why do we resent their acts of altruism or question their motives?

The CubeSat began as an educational tool but is now helping out humanity

Many people don't know that Norway is the world capital of outdoor stairways: superbly engineered wooden and concrete steps that lead to the country's most beautiful viewpoints.

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A castle, villages, grand houses and even a tunnel welcomed Harry Potter film crews.

Belgium says 35,000 took part in protests, with unrest in the Netherlands, Austria and Italy.

Videos on social media show dollars raining down as drivers scramble to pick up the littered cash.

The speeds set by the Rolls Royce aircraft Spirit of Innovation have been sent for verification.

Ministers meeting in Portugal agree recommendations to put the spark back into European space policy.

The FBI search a site in New Jersey as a new clue leads to hopes of solving the decades-old case.

The WW2 sinking of the HMAS Sydney killed 645 sailors, but only one body was recovered.

ConsitutionDAO said it wanted to put the document "in the hands of the people".

What can 100-year-old riots, where Hindus and Muslims fought on the same side, teach us?

Morocco has become famous for its vast, world-leading solar arrays. But these mega-projects are just the start of the action on climate change that Morocco could be capable of.

The figures come after Brazil promised to end the practice by 2030 during the COP climate summit.