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When scientists discovered the energy embedded within atoms, it transformed how we think about the long-term future of humanity, writes the historian Thomas Moynihan.

Zaid Ait Malek had always been a good runner. Now it would make the difference between capture and escape.

The antique that sections of the Harry Potter books were written on is now being taken to a restorer.

The February 2020 deal set a date for the US to pull out and strengthened the Taliban, generals say.

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The forecasting system can predict the weather with about 89% accuracy.

We often cringe after conversations, convinced we made a bad impression. But research says we may be more likeable than we think.

François Vérove took his life before he could be questioned and provide a DNA sample.

The artist was given around $83,000 to recreate old artworks, but then produced two blank canvasses.

A law firm is bringing the action on behalf of 1.6 million patients at the Royal Free NHS Trust.

Eighty women and girls were videoed by secret cameras, but a Spanish judge dismissed the case.

Ahead of the London marathon this weekend, Anne McCarthy explores what motivates people to take up endurance running.

The image was taken by Anup Shah in the Central African Republic.

The BepiColombo spacecraft gets its first glimpse of the Solar System's innermost planet.

As public scrutiny of corporate misbehaviour grows, can business drinking be dropped forever?

Grand Duke George Mikhailovich Romanov and his Italian fiancé tie the knot in St Petersburg.

The radio host must pay the families of victims after calling the Sandy Hook school shooting a "hoax".

The man had begun swallowing metal objects after quitting alcohol, doctors in Lithuania said.

Statistics show that stress and burnout are affecting more women than men en masse. Why – and what happens next?

Historic cars are being retrofitted with recycled electric motors and batteries.

The offshore dealings of presidents, prime ministers and royalty feature in the Pandora Papers.

John Thomson spent a decade during the 19th century capturing images from all walks of life in the Far East.

A commission finds evidence of 2,900-3,200 abusers within the country's Catholic Church since 1950.

John Oliver discusses PFAS — a class of chemicals linked to an array of health issues — and why their widespread use isn’t as magical as it may seem.Connect ...

Sarah, the first patient to try it, says it has allowed her to enjoy life again.