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In the 1960s, a chef in Canada created a pizza topping that swept the world. So why is it so widely loved – and hated?

Elon Musk thinks a third of visible Twitter accounts could be bots, but researchers have their reservations.

US scientists have discovered a low-cost method for destroying chemicals associated with cancer.

The government's tax agency is encouraging a new generation of alcohol drinkers.

A 500 million-year-old microscopic, spiny creature with a mouth but no anus had puzzled scientists.

In the 1960s an adoption agency in New York deliberately split up infant twins as part of a controversial study.

It comes after a court found the chains helped create an oversupply of opioid pills in Ohio counties.

The pandemic prompted a rise in women freezing their eggs. But fertility preservation is more than just a Covid craze.

Authorities are carrying out cloud seeding operations in central and southwest China.

Is this the companion to an asteroid that hit Earth 66 million years ago wiping out the dinosaurs?

The most powerful rocket ever developed by the US space agency is rolled to the launch pad.

Experts behind the project claim the technology for "de-extinction" already exists, but others are sceptical.

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The world's oldest toys date back thousands of years – but determining whether ancient children played with them, and how, remains a mystery archaeologists are piecing together.

A family in New Zealand made the grisly discovery upon unpacking their haul at their home.

The government says it wants to remove a source of tension after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Gunmen kill police guarding a vaccination team in the latest local incident of anti-vaccine violence.

Do we have a bias against colour in art? Matt Wilson explores prejudices that have built up over centuries – leading to what has been labelled 'chromophobia'.

Afghan contractors left behind when the Taliban seized power tell the BBC they feel betrayed.

Chandrashekhar Harbola went missing in the Siachen glacier - the world's highest battlefield.

Sacheen Littlefeather rejected the award on Marlon Brando's behalf over representation in film.

It’s easy to think you’re a font of knowledge. And while you may have plenty of skills and expertise, it’s quite likely you know less than you think.