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Clinical psychologist Alain Brunet has come up with an innovative treatment for "romantic betrayal".

The pseudoscience and 'party trick' behind the social media trend challenging people to balance their brooms.

When Rose Kalemba was raped, it took her months to persuade a porn website to remove the video.

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The story of how Jasper and Jinx became Tom and Jerry - and defied the Cold War.

Enthusiasts say they have noticed a difference in conditions on the hills in recent years.

For more than 100 years, Mario’s on Arthur Avenue has maintained the culinary traditions of New York’s early Italian settlers.

Exclusive: Inquiry into $21.4m conservation project reports ‘credible’ evidence of abuse

He was compelled to write and write, even on holiday, but still found time to correspond with a fan.

Apple agrees to pay a £21m fine in France for not making it clear that it slowed down old iPhones.

We all cyberloaf – and the science says that it can make us more productive at work. But when does a useful break become plain old slacking off?

Strathclyde University is claiming a world-first with a research centre that simulates and analyses fissures.

Cattle farming is a large source of agriculture's methane emissions. Mikki Cusack asks whether a remedy dating from the 3rd Century BC could help cut emissions and boost soil health.

Gemma, 26, was stuck in a job she hated, struggling with stress and anxiety - then she discovered silent retreats.

Two thirds of American gun deaths are suicides. How do you solve a problem hardly anyone talks about?

Japan is rolling out robots in nursing homes, offices and schools as its population ages and workforce shrinks. What can it teach other countries facing the same problems?

Breakthrough technologies cannot be relied on to help the UK meet its climate targets, a report says.

ast swarms of desert locusts are tearing through the Horn of Africa and south Asia, devouring crops and threatening food supplies and livelihoods. How did it get so bad? BBC News finds out.

A court rules that "Judensau" image can stay on the facade of a Wittenberg church linked to Luther.

Scientists said 99% of understanding of cancer was missing until today.

Most people haven’t even heard of Transnistria, the breakaway state of Moldova that hugs its border with Ukraine. And that’s partly what makes it so fascinating to visit.

The world is on average getting warmer, but we still need to keep buildings at liveable temperatures year-round. Is it possible to cut emissions while keeping warm in winter?

Working in a family firm can be complicated – and resigning even more so. Is there ever a 'good' way to strike out on your own, away from your kin?

Labs across the world have been competing to build “superhard” materials – and they are finally succeeding.

Sunday's date reads the same back to front, the first time this has happened worldwide for centuries.