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A company that produces sex toys gave the club 30 mannequins to fill some of their empty seats.

Scientists make a surprising discovery about the Red Planet by playing with mud in the laboratory.

Twelve rangers were killed in an attack on Virunga National Park in DR Congo last month.

CCTV footage from the Ritz hotel is at the centre of a row between the families of the Barclay twins.

Twenty-five years after the Panchen Lama disappeared, Tibetans abroad urge China to reveal his fate.

The Atlas V rocket, carrying the X-37B space plane, launched from Cape Canaveral on Sunday.

Scientists use the precious element to grade the quality of the natural sweetener.

Baby orangutans are learning new skills from their human surrogate parents.

The teenage Pakistani girls were reportedly killed by a relative after video showed them with a man.

The virus appears to be making people's blood much more sticky, medical experts say.

The dogs are already trained to detect odours of cancers, malaria and Parkinson's disease.

A spectacular jade carving may hold the clue to an early society that predates what many historians believed to be China’s oldest, writes Alastair Sooke.

The Rijksmuseum is using technology to increase our understanding and appreciation of a Golden Age great.

Afrikaans survived South Africa’s transition from apartheid, but lost the privileges of power. Will it cope with the challenges of a changing world?

This visa-free archipelago in Norway is the northernmost year-round settlement in the world, and its capital, Longyearbyen, is home to people from more than 50 countries.

A selection of news photographs taken around the world this week.

Nick Dunn spent years in prison in India for a crime he did not commit. How did he cope?

The official guidance counsels singles to “meet with the same person”, provided they are virus-free.

Vietnam chose to prevent rather than fight Covid-19, a strategy which means it has had no virus deaths.

Archaeologists say up to 4,000 people may have lived in more than 800 huts perched high on the Tap O' Noth.

For some, the current crisis is a dummy run for long-term lockdown. Across the world, luxury bunkers are being built for a lucky few to survive calamity and collapse.

Substances used for air conditioning in new cars are building up in the environment

The village became famous for the precarious rattan ladder its residents used to get home.

Researchers say they have developed a lab-grown strain of microalgae which is more tolerant to heat.

Websites will have just one hour to pull content reported by police, or face huge fines.