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The blast of the WW2 bomb in a canal in Poland was not unexpected and divers were unharmed.

The UK backs the accords that will guide the American-led return to the Moon this decade.

The airline is one of many carriers looking for new business models to make up for lost revenues.

Max Woosey has been sleeping in his back garden for 200 days to raise money for North Devon Hospice.

Every type of coral has declined since 1995 because of climate change, an Australian study finds.

The New Shepard rocket carried technology designed to return humans to the Moon in four years.

World's biggest furniture firm to resell second-hand Ikea items in bid to be 'climate positive'.

The Czech Republic and the Netherlands are the latest to impose stricter rules.

Scientists find a material that displays a much sought-after property at room temperature.

The new sighting on Wednesday was at 6,000ft (1,829m), seven miles from the airport, officials say.

The firm's pubs division is fined £2m for breaching rules, but it says it is considering an appeal.

The Dutch government approves plans to allow euthanasia for some terminally ill children.

The controversial Visit Berlin advert is to highlight the importance of protecting the elderly.

Archaeologists have used DNA analysis to help explain who was buried in the ancient Highlands grave.

An artificial rope bridge across a divided forest could help save the ape, a type of gibbon, from extinction.

There is "no indication of collision" between bits of discarded Russian and Chinese space hardware.

He was hiking with his father in Alberta, Canada, when he stumbled upon the Hadrosaur remains.

The crest on the cover? The colour of the booklet? Those intricately designed inner pages? There’s a reason for every element of your passport’s aesthetic.

In one of the country’s least-visited prefectures, chefs dramatically sear bonito over towering flames.

Almost 20 years after Concorde was retired, new supersonic passenger aircraft are finally emerging.

Ostrava /AKTUALIZACE, VIDEO/ - Do redakce Moravskoslezského deníku přišel ve středu Jarek Nohavica a od 12 hodin odpovídal více než dvě a půl hodiny na vaše dotazy. Nezodpovězených otázek však zůstaly desítky. Náš host slíbil, že postupně odpoví pokud možno na všechny. Svůj slib dodržel, můžete se sami přesvědčit.

A small clay pot in Diego Velázquez’s Las Meninas could hold the key to unlocking the mysterious 17th-Century painting, argues Kelly Grovier.

The death of a Tibetan soldier has highlighted the community's role in India's defence forces.

What would it take for a global totalitarian government to rise to power indefinitely? This nightmare scenario may be closer than first appears.

The water was used to cool the Fukushima nuclear plant which went into meltdown in 2011.