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This evidence was not shown to juries where bankers were jailed for smaller-scale interest rate 'rigging'.

The narrative goes that a large part of perceived success is due to work ethic. But that may not always be the case.

When species disappear, so do their sounds. But scientists are exploring new techniques to use recordings of these very sounds to bring nature back

Criminals are exploiting our frequent use of banking apps on mobile phones, a senior fraud officer warns.

Fortifications against Ukraine's counter-attack are uncovered by a BBC analysis of satellite images.

'Enhanced rock weathering' uses tiny volcanic rocks to capture the greenhouse gas carbon from the atmosphere.

The black Stratocaster destroyed by Nirvana's frontman is signed by all three band members.

Oscar-winning actress tells BBC about working with documentary maker Sahra Mani on Bread and Roses.

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Police spent much of Saturday trying to get the man down from a scaffold outside Broadcasting House.

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Syrian's President Bashar al-Assad is coming out of diplomatic isolation - to the terror of refugees.

Thatched buildings are deeply connected to Japan's history and culture, yet few survive. However, a cluster of villages near Kyoto are keeping this ancient tradition alive.

Rituals, blasphemy, and English Breakfast tea: Step inside The Satanic Temple's annual convention.

A prolific breeder, the iconic red-tailed luminary inspired three books and even a documentary.

The 1,100-year-old Codex Sassoon sells at auction for $38m - a record for handwritten text.

Islamist extremist Sayfullo Saipov killed eight when he drove a truck at pedestrians in New York in 2017.

Here's what we know about the Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas, where Holmes will serve her 11-year sentence.

Journalists Woodward and Bernstein tell the BBC the press is essential in finding the truth.

The rise of generative AI in the workplace is inevitable. There’s a lot to be excited about it.

Jellyfish blooms can swamp entire ecosystems, but there's growing interest in their culinary potential. But could this really solve the ocean's problems?

Twitter's owner has been criticised for spreading disinformation and conspiracy theories online.

Clips from the live-action Disney remake have caused a lot of complaint for their gloominess. These days, a lot of blockbusters are dimming the lights. Nicholas Barber explains why.

Stefan Jackiw says he will never forget his performance with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.