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Nicholas Rossi, using the alias Arthur Knight, was arrested in hospital while being treated for Covid.

Scott White, 50, unexpectedly pled guilty at a pre-trial hearing.

Pianist Ruth Slenczynska was called one of the greatest prodigies since Mozart when she was six.

Their Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument has already broken all records for 3D galaxy surveys.

The ancient India city of Dwarka, is said to have sunk beneath the Arabian Sea. Now, underwater archaeologists are looking for the foundations of its city walls to prove its existence.

The UK could have space launch capability as soon as this summer. What will these spaceports look like and how will they operate?

A selection of the best photos from across the African continent this week.

Critics say the carriage depicts an image that celebrates the Netherlands' slave-owning past.

For two years, employees have been waiting for ‘the day’ when everyone goes back to the office. But it’s probably never coming.

A photo of a man carrying his father has highlighted the challenges of vaccinating indigenous villages.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says investigations continue after more diplomats fall ill.

Fighter pilot Matthew Stannard leads a satellite launch mission for Sir Richard Branson.

The rare alert sent to MPs comes after a long-running investigation into Christine Ching Kui Lee.

It comes as the prince faces a US civil case over claims he sexually assaulted a woman when she was 17.

Could our understanding of the deep ocean help unlock the mysteries of outer space? Nasa's space mission is leading us to unexplored depths of our own planet.

Once a failed post-WW2 utopia, Krakow's Nowa Huta neighbourhood has found a new lease on life and is slowly emerging as a tourist destination.

How chateaux owners are using advertising revenues from social media posts to earn a living.

New BBC documentary Why We Play uncovers some surprising benefits of play for the grown-ups.

Tyres and wet wipes are soiling rivers but the biggest polluters are farms and water companies.

Young children don't get sarcasm – but by the time they're teens, it can be their default mode. Here's what science tells us about the mental acrobatics behind that wry one-liner.

When children fall ill in Sweden, parents can take time off to care for them, while still pocketing 80% of their salaries. But the pandemic has put pressure on the popular policy.

The young man reportedly took two people hostage, drove over the border and opened fire on police.

Hollywood loves movies about space rocks hitting earth, but how would we deal with the real thing?

A man arrested over the deaths of a British family and a French citizen is ruled out as their killer.