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The Colombo to Badulla railway is so enchantingly beautiful that it's become a bucket list adventure for many visitors.

A weather expert says it is one of the most epic examples of the cloud formations they have ever seen.

A Canadian judge approves legal action by parents who say their children were addicted to the video game.

The 165 people from Olmen, in the Antwerp province, paid equally to play at their local newsagent.

DNA helps Philadelphia police identify the boy found dead in a cardboard box more than 60 years ago.

In recent years, some world leaders have been making arguments for countries becoming more self-reliant.

Brittney Griner flies home to the US while notorious arms dealer Viktor Bout returns to Russia.

One photo shows a double room with wardrobe and slippers, as Elon Musk seeks to instil a "hardcore" work culture.

Survivors of the 2002 attacks tell the BBC they don't believe Umar Patek has been deradicalised.

There are concerns the revised criminal code could threaten democracy, human rights and free speech.

Genetic material extracted from soil has revealed the ancient plants and animals of North Greenland.

The Russian leader insists his country would only use its nuclear arsenal in response to a strike.

Samuel Bateman claimed it was God's will for him to engage in sexual acts with his wives.

Members of the Reichsbürger movement are increasingly becoming a headache for the German authorities.

Open AI's ChatGPT generates convincing human-like answers in response to users' prompts.

A group of 28 people on a Morocco-Turkey flight escape after a pregnant woman apparently fakes labour.

The shooting at a stadium is the Taliban's first public execution since their return to power.

Officials insist visitors are unlikely to be affected but rights groups say "it will be a problem".

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The business is synonymous with the former president, but neither he or his family were on trial.

Staff have complained that testing is being rushed and is causing needless deaths, Reuters reports.

Feeling insignificant can be good for you. To kick off a new BBC Future series called Immensities, Richard Fisher explores the benefits of embracing vastness.

New laws will disproportionately punish women, LGBT people and religious minorities, critics say.

A landslide public vote chooses the 2022 word of the year from options prepared by lexicographers.