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The software mogul is found dead hours after a Spanish court allowed his extradition to the US on tax charges.

The report provides few answers on what the US military knows about unexplained flying objects.

Long-forgotten yeast strains are being sought out from shipwrecks, abandoned breweries and other locations in the hope they could be put to good use if resurrected.

Reverend Paul Obayi preserves artefacts burnt by preachers who see them as symbols of idolatry.

The annual report ranks 209 cities based on the cost of expenses such as housing, transport and food.

Scientists find evidence parts of Venus's rocky surface move around like bits of ocean pack ice.

Soaring stock markets and property prices help boost the wealth of the wealthy, research suggests.

The Czech government backs police after a video shows an officer subduing a man by kneeling on his neck.

These quintessentially Singaporean values have been put to the test during Covid-19, when good public hygiene practice can be a matter of life and death.

A treasure lost to time: Looters destroyed America's largest collection of Native American relics. Now, many have been reunited in a new museum exhibit.

The insurgents are lining up to seize key cities once foreign troops leave, the UN envoy warns.

Political social-media posts are twice as likely to go viral if they are negative, a study suggests.

Some scaled fences to enter the site in Wiltshire, with a live feed pulled amid safety concerns.

In the coldest, darkest reaches of our Solar System – a region still to be visited by human spacecraft – is a strange, frigid cloud that contains material from other stars.

For Pakistanis, especially Karachiites, the iconic bun-kebab isn’t just a food but an expression of their identity.

In 2016 North Korean hackers planned a $1bn raid on Bangladesh's national bank and came within an inch of success. But how did they do it?

Thousands of people rushed to KwaHlathi village after a man found what turns out to be quartz.

The shooting instructor went missing in May after taking weapons from a base, sparking a huge manhunt.

Twenty years on from the "War on Terror", is it the end of big military deployments to warzones?

Two women on an electric scooter hit a pedestrian and did not stop to provide help, officials say.

Seeking a deeper connection to the world, Angela Maxwell set off to walk it alone. Six years and 20,000 miles later, she brought that connection home.

Iran’s wind catchers stand as a reminder of how ancient civilisations have adapted to the region’s harsh desert environment.

An astronomy fan from Gloucestershire teams up with fellow fans to produce a photo of a nebula.

German police say the gold-framed artworks had been dumped at a motorway rest stop in Bavaria.

Paris Hilton is among thousands who allege abuse at programmes aimed at reforming US teenagers.