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Flying on the coldest continent on Earth is a dangerous business, but without aircraft we would still know relatively little about Antarctica and life there would be impossible.

Social codes are changing, in many ways for the better. But for those whose behavior doesn’t adapt fast enough to the new norms, judgment can be swift—and merciless.

A destruction order is carried out on the alpaca that tested positive for bovine TB.

The advert was criticised on social media as "tone deaf" with passengers at risk of sexual assault.

The highly polluting fuel has contaminated the atmosphere, water and crops for nearly a century.

For many, the pandemic has deteriorated our relationship with our jobs. Can you re-ignite the spark – and should you even try?

Modupe Osunkoya enrolled on her third post-graduate degree because she says there are no jobs at home.

One season of professional rugby could be enough to see a decline in a player's blood flow to the brain and cognitive function, a new study claims.

Armed gang members took hostages as human shields, after a bank robbery in Brazil.

As foreign forces end their 20-year campaign, our world affairs editor considers what has been achieved.

Police believe the woman was posing as a mourner to strip valuables from the recently deceased.

How bird feeding could disrupt an ecological balance just beyond our windowsills and gardens.

Satellite internet is a key part of plans to fill broadband "not spots", but simple things can affect it.

Plastic plates and polystyrene cups will also be banned in England in what ministers call a "war on plastic".

A parole board calls for Sirhan Sirhan's release, but the decision now goes to California's governor.

Scientists say light pollution is a factor driving "worrying" declines in local insect populations.

New bands don't have a chance because everyone is streaming Queen and ABBA, says the OneRepublic star.

They say a tiny island off Greenland's coast was discovered by luck during a recent expedition.

Thousands of people are thought to be buried at the site - one of the largest ever found in Ukraine.

Seasonal vaccines and drugs could save millions of young lives in Africa, researchers say.

Why we’re working hard with little to show for it, and what we can do about it.

Huge amounts of plastic ends up rivers and oceans every year, harming the environment and potentially also human health. But what if we could pull it out of water with magnets?

Some squatters in Spain demand cash before leaving - so eviction firms have arisen to handle the talks.

The Panjshir Valley has been a flashpoint in Afghanistan's turbulent history - now it's happening again.

John Oliver discusses the end of America’s war with Afghanistan, and the humanitarian crisis being left behind.Connect with Last Week Tonight online... Subsc...