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From King Arthur to ancient Egypt, the rocky Scottish outcrop is mired in myths and legends.

The US actor has lost his appeal to have an arbitration award to the show's producers overturned.

The parents of a child killed in the attack said they had endured harassment and emotional distress.

Communicating remotely is hard, with far more room for ambiguity. That’s why some overthinkers are struggling.

Far from being scary, people who actually live with robots are finding them endearing.

Life in Târnava Mare has barely changed in centuries, offering a precious insight into the age-old traditions that are still going strong in its Saxon villages.

The chair of the Horniman Museum said it was "moral" to return items taken by "force" years ago.

The visibly malnourished all-white beluga has been stuck 70km north of Paris since at least Tuesday.

Dating back millennia and covering hundreds of square kilometres, these little-known ruins are changing perceptions of the Amazon and its ancient inhabitants.

French officials say the whale's condition worsened as it was being moved from the Seine to the sea.

The idol of Goddess Parvati was one of five stolen from a temple in Tamil Nadu state in 1971.

Monday's search was reportedly linked to an investigation into Mr Trump's handling of official papers.

The Kusunda language has no known origin and a number of quirks, like no words for "yes" or "no". It also has only one fluent speaker left, something linguists are racing to change.

Some workers stay put at a single company for several years – even decades. Is this a signal of loyalty or laziness?

Almost a thousand alien, or non-native species have been listed in Mediterranean waters. Some of these pests are becoming a surprising source of opportunity.

Robert Pope ran the almost 130-mile route from Galway to Dublin in just 23 hours and 39 minutes.

Boris Mints calls Putin's invasion of Ukraine "vile", adding the war is a result of his "madness".

Flights will be more expensive because war in Ukraine has pushed up oil prices, Michael O'Leary tells the BBC.

More than 85m beneath the famous fairy chimneys of Cappadocia lies a massive subterranean city that was in near-constant use for thousands of years.

More and more workers are going back to companies they left. The move can advance a career, but it isn’t foolproof.

The author-illustrator's family said he "was much loved and will be deeply missed".

Sheikh Rahimullah Haqqani, who had close ties with the Taliban, was a supporter of girls' education.

In Iran, many women face medical virginity tests before they marry, but some are now pushing back.

Finding sustainable seafood can be complex. Jocelyn Timperley digs into out how to make the most environmentally-friendly choices.