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January's huge eruption at Hunga-Tonga Hunga-Ha'apai dramatically deepened its opening, or caldera.

Why hydrogen might be one route for Germany to move away from dependence on Russian imports.

Bucking and weaving along the rugged contours of Norway's fractured coastline, the 670km road to the Artic is a triumph of human ingenuity and perseverance.

A man says he lost millions, and then was arrested for trying to talk to crypto boss Do Kwon.

The birds take to the skies en masse after calling out their 'vote', scientists have discovered.

Survivors of sex abuse at the hands of clergy were stonewalled and vilified, a new report finds.

The US artist was responsible for prototypes for craft like the Death Star, X-Wing and TIE fighter.

Companies supplying major manufacturers fail to meet promises to share land, joint BBC investigation finds.

Gene drive development makes a genetically modified gene that spreads widely within populations.

The BBC goes on patrol with the Taliban's "moral police", whose job it is to enforce hard-line rule.

A report claims Musk's company SpaceX paid an employee $250,000 to settle the claim against him.

Stanley Johnson - an ex-European Parliament member - says becoming French is "precious" to him.

Russia occupies Europe's biggest nuclear plant and now wants to sell power from it back to Ukraine.

Hypnosis is emerging as a powerful medical treatment for pain, anxiety, PTSD and a range of other conditions. Can it shake off its reputation as a stage magician's trick?

Firms are developing smart contact lenses that can project data in front of the user's eye.

Optical-fibre cables could spot tsunamis or the effect of climate change on currents, researchers say.

The Egyptians may have the most famous mummies, but they're not the oldest. The Chinchorro people of Chile's Atacama Desert were the first to mummify their dead – 7,000 years ago.

The government tried to block publication of the story about the agent who attacked with a machete.

Moscow says it has destroyed a drone with a laser, but Kyiv says it can't mask battlefield failure.

Women's faces are banned from TV screens as Afghanistan's rulers further tighten restrictions.

Cases of the rare disease are now confirmed in eight European countries, health authorities say.

The former US president corrected himself after saying Putin had invaded Iraq rather than Ukraine.

The governor of the country's central bank and two major credit rating agencies said it has defaulted.

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