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The charity Oxfam says the millions spent on superyachts could instead vaccinate entire countries.

The study looked at approximately 1,000 factories that make the raw materials for single-use products.

Local authorities do not yet know what caused the SEG Plaza in the city of Shenzhen to wobble.

Sediments drilled from under the largest ice shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula suggest it is resilient.

Higher temperatures have accelerated build-up of salts, which causes the art to flake off the walls.

The price of Bitcoin fell below $34,000 for the first time in three months after China imposed fresh curbs.

Imagery comes back from the six-wheeled robot that landed successfully at the weekend.

Police backed up by military search a national park after the armed shooting instructor disappears.

Investigators hope DNA advances will uncover clues about the identity of the body found in the 1940s.

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Martin Bashir's 1995 interview was obtained using fake documents and then not properly investigated, an inquiry finds.

The offer is open to people in Australia who want to come and work in Queensland.

Women who had the breast implants say they are delighted by the "victory" after 10 years fighting for justice.

Researchers lower a sediment corer through more than 8km of water to understand past earthquakes.

Joseph Blount told the Wall Street Journal that he authorised the payment following the cyber-attack.

A satellite constellation would tell astronauts and robots their exact position on the lunar surface.

Caught leading a double life, Lt Franco A denies planning far-right attacks on politicians.

The health authorities ask states to declare an epidemic after a normally rare infection surges.

Microsoft has set a deadline for retiring its legacy web browser from consumer versions of Windows 10.

The prince speaks of "indescribable sadness" caused by his mother's interview with Martin Bashir.

The manhunt for the heavily armed weapons trainer continues in a vast area near the Dutch border.

A young family had their computers and phones seized after, it seems, their router was hacked.

Sir Richard Branson's spaceplane completes the first of three key test flights above New Mexico.

The rare handwritten example of his most famous equation sells for three times more than expected.

Yoga, banned in Alabama public schools since 1993, can be taught again - but with some restrictions.