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A 5.4-tonne RAF bomb dropped in 1945 lies at the bottom of a busy Baltic shipping canal.

The German Research Vessel Polarstern returns to port after drifting for a year in Arctic sea-ice.

Mark Zuckerberg says his "thinking has evolved" as the social network changes strategy.

Sleeper trains were making a slow comeback in Europe before the pandemic, but will Covid-19 help or hinder a renaissance of long-distance rail travel?

The parent TED organisation in New York has revoked the license granted to a team of volunteers in Brussels to stage TED talks after it pulls performer from stage

Vaccines may cause wide-scale changes in the immune system which can boost the body's protection.

Deep in the French countryside, pockets of anti-capitalists and environmentalists are preparing for the end of civilisation – or even humanity itself

The Full Moon Party on the Thai island of Koh Pha Ngan is the stuff of legend. Now Covid-19 has put a stop to the partying.

The Red Planet is unmissable in the night sky right now as its orbit aligns with Earth's.

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Dilys Price has also been praised for "transforming" the lives of disabled people.

How we handle change is the essence of existence, particularly in our current times. In the first of a new series, The Art of Living, Lindsay Baker explores the philosophy of change.

The Nobel Committee says the World Food Programme won the prize for its efforts to combat hunger.

The image of a Chinese junk boat is a popular symbol of Hong Kong and recognised around the world.

Olivier Max Caramin collapsed from heat stress after picking fruit for hours in the sun.

The world's first big computing giant wants to focus on higher-margin businesses like the cloud and AI.

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Theoretical physicist Roger Penrose had a moment’s inspiration that upended our view of the Universe, writes his biographer Patchen Barss.

Palmyra had been an isolated and tranquil Pacific atoll, until a 20th-Century invasion of black rats arrived, setting the whole atoll’s ecology hurtling down a different path.

The Duke of Cambridge and Sir David launch the biggest environmental award ever.

Russell Causley, who murdered Carole Packman 35 years ago, refuses to say where he put her body.

The EU proposes fitting all new cars with technology that makes it harder to exceed the speed limit.

Lomo saltado may be helping Machu Picchu reverse its fortune, from an over-touristed bucket list item to one of the leading South American destinations to sustainably manage its waste.