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For hundreds of years, indigenous groups have warned that destroying the environment leads to disease and adversely affects lives and culture. Is the world now ready to listen?

The government claims Colombian "terrorist mercenaries" tried to enter Venezuela on speedboats.

Two decades after the world's first major computer virus, an author finds the perpetrator in Manila.

The president of Algeria pays tribute by calling the Berber singer an icon of Algerian art.

As countries ease their coronavirus restrictions, what can would-be travellers expect to experience?

A Spanish study identifies five rashes present in some coronavirus hospital patients.

South Korea says bullets hit one of its border posts, a day after the North's elusive leader reappears.

Hafthor Bjornsson, who was Ser Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane in the series, lifted 501kg.

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Belgium believes its high Covid-19 mortality rate is down to more rigorous counting of cases.

The general consensus is that the second in the Star Wars trilogy - released 40 years ago - is the best. In fact, it’s to blame for the franchise’s problems, writes Nicholas Barber.

The city that never sleeps became the city that couldn't sleep, a place known for bravado gripped by fear.

The tweet was one of several bizarre postings, including a promise to sell his possessions.

An expert warns there is "nothing more valuable" in the world today than a way to prevent the disease.

The coronavirus outbreak poses a "perfect storm" for the war-ravaged country, warns Save the Children.

Mediterranean sediments are shown to have up to 1.9 million tiny plastic pieces per square metre.

UK scientists provide a new estimate for the amount of space rock falling to Earth each year.

The movie which has roots in the exposure of power and abuse in the film industry after #MeToo.

A Japanese experiment sees hints that neutrino particles can oscillate between all three types, opening new lines of research to test why matter beat antimatter at the Big Bang.

US intelligence says it is not clear how the outbreak began but Mr Trump suggests it came from a lab.

The family was crossing a stream in Kentucky when their horse-drawn buggy got swept away.

The US actor was piloting a plane that wrongly crossed a runway where another aircraft was landing.

How immigration, ingenuity and the American spirit shaped a US fried chicken “war” that’s been simmering for four generations.

We’ll be less touchy-feely and far more wary, but the transition will feel strange

Cities around the world are seeing dwindling numbers of fossil-fuel powered cars on their streets during lockdown, and many are planning to keep it that way.