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Whether it's indulgent food choices, sexual habits or North Korean secrets, the stuff that people throw away can reveal all, says Chris Baraniuk.

A viral video shows an elderly patient being loaded into a hearse into a body bag.

When scientists realised a group of volcanoes near Taiwan's capital could erupt at any time, the city found itself hastily setting up a system to monitor it for dangerous signs.

Companies in some sectors are handing interns massive pay packets as they try to lure the best graduates.

Around September or October each year, Burketown in outback Australia becomes the scene for a remarkable and rare natural phenomenon: the Morning Glory.

In 1958, a US submarine became the first vessel to reach the North Pole – by travelling under the ice. Its mission unlocked a whole new world for scientists to explore.

How the eclectic collections that combine botanical know-how and creativity are bringing nature indoors. Dominic Lutyens takes a glimpse into the collectors' intriguing worlds.

Preservation groups warn that Jamestown, Virginia, may not survive another generation because of climate change.

English science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke discusses the on-going research in astronomy into discovering new planets and how he believes there is life o...

Discover Flyboard Air® by Franky Zapata, the smallest redundant manned aircraft ever built. Find out everything about the engine : performance et specifications.

These include deaths from Covid and from the indirect effects of the pandemic over two years worldwide.

A landmark genealogy project is unearthing the names of enslaved people whose stories were erased.

The Microsoft tycoon talks to the BBC about divorce, conspiracy theories and Elon Musk.

Groundwater could be an important influence on how Antarctica reacts to a warmer world.

The Kenyan villagers were on alert after some of their livestock had recently gone missing.

These beloved wall sports are considered to be the descendants of a 17th-Century game and the direct ancestors of tennis, squash and racket ball.

Only 10 of the small silver porpoises are left on the planet, but genetic studies offer new hope.

A whistleblower group claims Facebook allowed a news ban affect vital services to gain leverage.

The tech giant has accused four companies of flooding its shopping sites with fake reviews.

The Pentagon has not commented, but a spokesman said the US gave intelligence to help Ukraine's defence.

Local officials blamed a gas leak for the explosion at the five-star Saratoga Hotel in Havana, Cuba.

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Russia's Victory Day parade won't represent any sort of victory over Ukraine, writes defence analyst Michael Clarke.

Bought for just $35 by a sharp-eyed customer, the ancient artefact is now on display in a museum.