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Archaeologists have uncovered the first evidence of the home-brewing of beer in southeastern France - from some 2,500 years ago.

An unseen object is found to be lurking in a double-star system a mere 1,000 light-years from Earth.

The actor is well known for his daring stunts, but this takes things to another level.

The Maldives - at risk from rising sea levels - complains of a spoof Daily Telegraph blog post saying it will be omitted from the Times World Atlas.

Some governments want to channel their economic recovery plans into low-carbon industries.

The singer Grimes offers an explanation of the unusual name to her followers on social media.

A study has identified a mutation that its authors say could make the coronavirus more infectious.

Thieves used a quiet weekend to steal almost 100 vehicles, shattering New Zealand's sense of community.

How the global pandemic is limiting carbon emissions and what this will mean for climate change.

The North Magnetic Pole has been racing across the top of the world, from Canada towards Siberia.

With $3 in his pocket, the Utah boy said he was driving to California to buy a Lamborghini.

The Tesla boss is reportedly selling homes after saying "possessions weigh you down".

Artificial intelligence technology is being rapidly deployed worldwide to help tackle Covid-19.

Mink have caught Covid-19, adding to the list of infected animals, and prompting calls for trade bans.

The case means Covid-19 may have arrived in Europe almost a month earlier than previously thought.

For 300 years, the Debatable Lands flourished as an anarchic no-man's land; not independent, but too dangerous for either Scotland or England to be able – or want – to take control of.

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Italian businesses are crumbling in the crisis, leaving a familiar "benefactor" to fill the vacuum.

The sum is more than five times the previous quarterly record, in the 2008 financial crisis.