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A 540km trail along Turkey's Mediterranean coast introduces hikers to the rich heritage of Lycia, an ancient maritime republic that's recognised as the world's first democratic union.

Fertility experts are now using artificial intelligence to help find sperm in medical samples.

Danelo Cavalcante used the same escape route taken by another inmate who fled earlier this year.

A draft law sparks debate with locals calling it absurd and questioning how they would be policed.

It will be the first time the US is sending the armour-piercing munitions to Ukraine.

Many women are worried about the information they share, the regulator says.

India's space agency has shared the first two photos sent by Aditya L-1 as it hurtles towards the Sun.

Mark Dickey has been stuck in the Morca Cave since Saturday after suffering gastrointestinal bleeding.

The Grace Road Church convinced members to move to Fiji to avoid a natural disaster in South Korea.

German and Israeli officials condemn the Palestinian leader's remarks about the mass murder of Jews.

In the early years of nuclear research, some scientists feared breaking open atoms might start a chain reaction that would destroy Earth.

North Korea has not yet demonstrated that the submarine is actually operational.

A 6.8 magnitude quake south-west of Marrakesh caused "violent" tremors in several regions.

Faruk Fatih Ozer was found guilty of defrauding millions of dollars from investors in his collapsed Thodex platform.

A senior Ukrainian official says this enabled Russian attacks and accuses him of "committing evil".

Although wild camping has long been legal in Scotland, 92% of England's countryside remains off-limits. Now Dartmoor National Park is at the centre of a battle to reclaim the outdoors.

Ethiopia's giant hydroelectric dam on the Blue Nile stokes Egyptian fears of dire water shortages.

France is broadly supportive of stopping girls wearing the robe, but many Muslim women are unhappy.

A woman who shot to fame giving parenting advice has been jailed for at least four years for child abuse.

Cody Weishaar scaled the 449ft (137m) sea stack with his father and three friends.

Trainees are being abused by senior male surgeons, a major analysis given to the BBC reveals.

The streaming giant quashes a theory that listening to a song on repeat will rake in the royalties.

The man was saved by snow and softened ice after tumbling from New Zealand's Mount Taranaki.

Some tell the BBC they developed eating disorders, while others are left with mental health problems.