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Nasa's next-generation spaceship is attached to the rocket that will launch it to the Moon.

The kidney, from a genetically-altered pig, appeared to function well, say the surgical team.

Scientists say they have precisely dated a camp in Newfoundland, Canada, thanks to a new technique.

European football is expanding, with more games in more countries than ever before. So how does that tally with the sport reducing its climate impact?

The former US president was banned from Twitter and Facebook following the US Capitol riots.

Activists say the streaming giant's comedy special could fuel attacks on transgender people.

Countries are asking the UN to play down the need to move rapidly away from fossil fuels.

Combustion-engine cars occupy a special place in American culture, but to reach net zero by 2050 the US needs to rethink its relationship with the automobile.

The Egyptian man accidentally showed his face after stealing a journalist's phone mid-livestream.

Government plans to extract coal, oil and gas are incompatible with safe temperatures, says the UN.

A 28-year-old man killed his wife using a cobra, in what prosecutors say is the first crime of its kind.

Nine hundred years ago, the Yorkshire town of Doncaster was given to Scotland and never returned. Or so a quirk of history claims.

It started as a fringe philosophical theory about humanity’s future. It’s now richly funded and increasingly dangerous

College football coach Nick Rolovich loses his $3.1m-a-year job for shirking a state vaccine mandate.

The man and teenage boy endured up to four days without water in "harsh" conditions, police say.

Mark Zuckerberg is a leading voice on the metaverse - a virtual reality version of the internet.

The Nebra Sky Disc is dated 3,600-years-old and considered one of the most important archaeological finds.

BBC correspondents answer your questions about Glasgow's COP26 climate summit.

Online abuse against women is on the rise, but why aren't the police, government and social media sites doing more to stop it?

India's oldest and tallest mountain of rubbish in the city of Mumbai is 18 storeys high.

In medieval times this region was so inaccessible that it was literally "agrafa" (unwritten) – imbuing its inhabitants with a wild and independent streak that continues to this day.

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