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In 2013 Wayne LaPierre was filmed repeatedly shooting an elephant, struggling to kill it.

A prototype deep sea mining machine is lying stranded on the floor of the Pacific Ocean.

Many nationalities recognise that there is a tone of voice that is instantly alluring, but do some speakers have an unfair advantage?

The 8in-wide (20cm) coin took 400 hours to produce - including four days of polishing.

Spanish comedian Juan Joya Borja, known as The Giggles, was famous for his infectious laughter.

Scientists said the microscopic fossil was "exceptionally" preserved in ancient rock in Torridon.

Poland apologises but says it had to remove a Russian draughts player's flag mid-game.

Experts believe the woman was aged between 20 and 30 when she died with her unborn child.

Anti-tobacco groups say the industry has hurt black people. Opponents say a ban hurts just as badly.

A coalition is calling for action from governments as victims describe crippling cyber-attacks.

Apo Island in the Philippines once depended on tourism to help its efforts to save rare local turtles. So what happened when the pandemic brought tourism to a standstill?

The 16-year-old's albinism led to her being abandoned as a baby but she is now a successful model.

This comes after a public outrage over the deployment of the remote-controlled device.

Thousands of people are evacuated following some of the worst border fighting in years.

A man stumbled on ancient jewellery while surveying a forest for his orienteering club.

The building was used to determine mean sea level and, from that, heights across the UK.

Owners of wood burners and open fires will need to burn cleaner alternatives as new rules come into force.

The actor tells Oprah Winfrey transitioning made him "feel comfortable in my body for the first time".

Zoë Roth, 21, will use the money from the sale of a 2005 image of her to pay her student loan.

How a study designated the rare, odd-looking frogmouth the most instagrammable of avian species.

Victoria Falls is one of the natural wonders of the world, yet in 2019, it fell silent.

As the pandemic continues to devastate, one Asian island has emerged as the best place to ride it out.

With cremations on the rise, firms now offer such things as turning your ashes into artificial reef formations or human compost.

The billionaire couple, who jointly run a charity organisation, say they can no longer "grow together".