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Diego, aged 100, returns to his native Galápagos island after decades of breeding in captivity.

Queens "quack" when ready to hatch - but if two are free at the same time, they fight to the death.

Mary Trump is due to release a book that describes her uncle as the world's most dangerous man.

The challenges of life in the Navajo Nation have made containing Covid-19 even more difficult.

A report finds Instagram doubled its news audience last year - and could overtake Twitter by 2021.

Kuwait and Bahrain's apps put users' privacy and security at risk, Amnesty International says.

Luce Douady was seen as a future star of the climbing world after wowing in senior competition.

A joint European-Russian satellite observes a light in Mars’ atmosphere that's generated by oxygen.

This weekend, a new museum opens in London dedicated to female genitalia – helping to lift a taboo that runs all the way back to the birth of Western art, writes Holly Williams.

Lee spoke about his fellow filmmaker and "friend", who denies accusations he abused his daughter.

From searching for missing people to helping to catch criminals, there are growing numbers of people who are using their sleuthing skills while at home during the pandemic.

Scientists are looking to a 19th-Century terraform experiment on Ascension Island for clues on how to reverse negative global trends like deforestation and bush fires.

The UK-built Solar Orbiter will track by our star on Monday at a distance of just over 77 million km.

Kathy Sullivan is the first person to ever travel to both space and the bottom of the ocean.

The hoard, worth around £152,000, was found left behind on a train in Switzerland last October.

Beep, Peep and Meep started life on a supermarket shelf but will now live with Charli Lello's chickens.

The favourite to win Poland's 28 June election denounces gay rights activism as an alien ideology.

The comedian's criticism comes after an episode was temporarily pulled by UKTV due to "racial slurs".

The leader of Tibetan Buddhism sees reasons for optimism even in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Poland admits its troops briefly invaded the Czech Republic last month but it was "not deliberate".

Campaigners want statues of King Leopold II, who killed millions in Central Africa, to be removed.

Four men face life imprisonment, if found guilty, after the silverback was found dead in a national park.

The social media platform identified Beijing-linked accounts that have been posting misinformation.

The suspect is accused of feeding his victims with a substance "twice as strong" as pepper spray.