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A patient on the trial says his life is now "completely normal", having grown up fearing getting hurt.

Crickets and grasshoppers are not only packed with nutrients but are less harmful to the climate too.

The men had all been wounded recently during the Valencia region's annual festival.

Traditional thinking is that employees should stay at a company for the long term – or at least a few years. But many workers swiftly switching roles are earning greater career riches.

The US comedian's show was moved to a different venue in Minnesota at the last minute.

Light from the crashes is only visible for a couple of nights.

Nasa's new super telescope reveals 10 times more galaxies like our own Milky Way in the early Universe.

A conspiracy theory about aircraft vapour trails takes hold on clear summer mornings.

As puffin breeding season draws to a close, Drew Buckley shares his photos of the birds.

More than 300 Roma died at the camp and the farm's demolition ends years of bitter dispute.

The 32-year-old was sucked to his death when the ground opened under the pool at a party in Israel.

The giant Lovell radio telescope at Jodrell Bank is transformed into a space-themed light and sound show.

The model reveals how an uncomfortable photoshoot early in her career helped sharpen her instincts.

More than 16,000 cases have been reported from 75 countries, the organisation says.

Thirty years ago, a bold plan was hatched to persuade people that climate change was not a problem.

How Brazil, the world's largest grower of coffee, is turning to technology to boost production.

Octopuses are problem-solvers, mischief-makers and notorious escape artists. They also appear to have a rich inner life – so what is it like to be an octopus?

Russia is accused of using Iranian-made drones in repeated attacks on Ukraine's civilian population.

The child was trying to make his next move at the Moscow Open when the robot grabbed him.

Hundreds of plantations once symbolised the peninsula's wealth but were abandoned in the 1950s after a sudden downturn of fortune. Over the years, the jungle has taken them back.

The researchers have named it in honour of Sir David Attenborough.

Pope Francis "begs forgiveness" for the Catholic Church's role in abuse against indigenous peoples.

What started as attacks on women and children, now include the elderly and adult men, officials say.

From classical mythology to The Parent Trap, they have long been a potent subject for fiction. As new musical Identical opens, Natasha Tripney asks why writers are so drawn to them.

The vaccine being used to prevent monkeypox is made from a lost virus that no one has ever been able to identify. How has this happened? And could it still exist in the wild?