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Neighbours spotted the Burmese python trying to get into an upstairs window in Chandler's Ford.

Scientists say the advance could improve understanding on how organs form and why pregnancies fail.

Nasa's Artemis missions will send astronauts to the Moon in the new Orion spacecraft and a new rocket will carry it into space.

The rich microbiota flourishing inside us may play a far greater role in the way exercise improves our health than previously thought.

Hackers are selling classified documents online after obtaining data belonging to missile maker MBDA.

A rise in female graduates disadvantages men and leads to fewer births, says a Hungarian watchdog.

The massive discovery was made during building work on a house in Pombal in central Portugal.

One man's quest to present the historic Moon missions in a way that befits their importance.

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The idea of slowly withdrawing from overworking has gone viral. This ‘quiet quitting’ has actually been happening for decades – but its newfound popularity says a lot about work now.

Temperature, humidity and air pressure all can affect the production and taste of whiskey. Distillers are hoping to harness these elements to make the drink better.

Kayaker and mental health advocate Nick Ray is heading on a year-long journey into the wilderness.

Located between Britain and France, the Minquiers have long been subject to the squabbles of dukedoms and governments, torn between Normans, Britons and French for 1,000-plus years.

After decades of experimentation Sweden is ahead of the UK when dealing with nuclear waste.

Millions in tax revenue has been collected after more than 20,000 undeclared pools were found.

The last member of an uncontacted indigenous group in Brazil had lived in total isolation for decades.

The Rock's status was granted by Queen Victoria in 1842, but had been omitted from official records.

Scoraig in the north west Highlands has long had to make careful use of its electricity supply.

Workers are starting to "quiet quit" in a bid to get their work-life balance back.

The former president opened up the Soviet Union but failed to prevent its collapse in 1991.

Ecuador has launched an investigation after remains of four of the protected animals were found.

In one he says he would be "so hampered" by post stopping on Sunday he threatens to move away.

Once seen as experimental and at the fringe of what's possible, a commercial wine industry in regions just below the Arctic circle is taking advantage of the warmer summers.