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The first known comet to visit us from another star system has an unusual make-up.

Imports of lavender and rosemary will also be restricted from today to halt a deadly plant infection.

The US leader will sign an executive order to suspend migration, but it's not clear how he will do it.

We talk to doctors and residents in top-ranked nations to understand how they’re managing the virus, and what continued challenges lie ahead for residents.

Residents demand relaxation of infection prevention measures despite signs it is too soon to reopen.

Robot workers can help us keep social distance but once machines take over it will be hard to go back.

The 99-year-old will join the opening of a Nightingale hospital in Yorkshire via video link.

Experts say screening may not prove immunity from coronavirus, and Britons are warned over unproven tests.

As rodents, birds and scavengers interact more with human landscapes, their behaviour is changing to make the most of our urban environments.

The mission will take place on 27 May using a rocket and spacecraft made by private firm SpaceX.

A new aluminium-based material could make hydrogen-powered cars more practical and less expensive.

Fact-checking the week's most popular dodgy claims, including BCG jabs and Iran's highly dubious testing device.

Some of Europe's leaders stand accused of taking advantage of a health crisis.

A US experiment finds a clue to why the world around us is composed of normal matter and not its shadowy opposite: anti-matter.

Often considered one of Italy’s most memorable dishes, beloved pizza is an ultimate comfort food and has become an ever-growing obsession around the world.

BBC News examines allegations that the coronavirus was accidentally released from a lab.

New experimental findings could help us solve one of the biggest mysteries about the Universe.

The socialist writer was imprisoned by the military regime in Chile and lived in exile for many years.

The most distant spacecraft from Earth, Voyager 1, returns new data suggesting it is very close to leaving the Solar System.

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A year after fire devastated Notre Dame, construction has stopped and the cathedral is quiet.

The World Health Organization "failed in its basic duty" over coronavirus, Donald Trump says.

Millions of children risk missing out on measles vaccines, Unicef warns.

Donald Trump is clearly aggrieved that the media has been critical of his handling of the pandemic.

For those living alone, quarantine means being more cut off than ever. There are simple ways to manage.