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The tech giant launches a palm scanner for secure payments and other biometric checks.

The man left several negative reviews which the hotel says are untrue and damage its reputation.

The Chinese artist and dissident says the West should have worried about China decades ago.

Former Scottish rugby player Dean Nicholson met a lifelong friend as he cycled around the world.

Ion Aliman secured 64% of votes in Deveselu, despite having died from coronavirus complications.

The top Democrat in Washington asks whether President Trump owes money to foreign interests.

The New York Times alleges years of tax avoidance, a claim the US president calls “fake news”.

The naturalist uses a UN event to call on world leaders to do more to protect nature.

Berwick-upon-Tweed has long existed on the borders of change between England and Scotland – a predicament that’s led to the creation of an altogether different identity.

Screens are a fixture in children's lives from a young age, but giving them access to television, tablets or phones doesn't always have a negative impact on their development.

The legendary naturalist says restrictions offered a rare chance to witness the natural world.

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Grace Smith used hypnosis to give up smoking, and it inspired her to take up the profession.

The president says his Supreme Court nominee could rule on a landmark decision to legalise abortion.

Customs officials said hospital material and plastic was found in the shipment, in breach of rules.

Thirty years ago, the ill-conceived comedy Heil Honey I’m Home! was cancelled by its UK broadcaster after only one episode. Laura Martin talks to those involved.

Sir David presented Prince George with a fossilised shark tooth at a screening of his new programme.

If nuclear power is key to tackling climate change, is it time to reconsider our attitudes?

At least 23 are killed in the heaviest clashes in years over long-disputed Nagorno-Karabakh.

The continent has been spared the surge in coronavirus cases seen elsewhere in the world.

Dystopian and singularly beautiful, Lake Abbe is a desolated landscape of limestone chimneys and active geothermal activity that may one day form the world’s next ocean.

Lack of training is restricting access to abortion in Germany, but students are trying to change that.

Magawa the African giant pouched rat has won a PDSA Gold Medal for his work detecting landmines.

For millennia, the gum of the acacia tree has been prized for its unusual culinary and medical uses. Now, the trees are part of a continent-wide effort to hold back the Sahara Desert.