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Prior to his death, John Barnett was testifying against Boeing over concerns about standards.

"He will not give a penny" and the Russia-Ukraine war will end, claims Viktor Orban after meeting Donald Trump.

The Princess of Wales apologises "for confusion" after agencies recall the image over editing concerns.

Police are still searching for a sixth person, after the group set off on a ski tour on Saturday.

The US is facing an office property "apocalypse", which is creating worries around the world.

Mandarin is being taught to Tibetans as their main language, threatening the future of their culture.

BBC News is shown the secret site protecting the remains of the Sycamore Gap tree felled last year.

Russia's ruthless crackdown on dissent has seen thousands of ordinary Russians jailed or fined.

The IDF says it is to facilitate troop movements but experts fear it could be used as a barrier.

Police are investigating after Palestine Action said it had "ruined" a painting of Lord Balfour.

The film shines a light on the work done by scientists in New Mexico but locals say their story is untold.

Researchers say they found "no evidence" that the US government had interactions with aliens.

Judges in Pakistan say he shared blasphemous pictures and videos to outrage the feelings of Muslims.

The adult site is contesting some of its requirements under the Digital Services Act.

A suspected ransomware attack has left the Belgian brewer unable to make beer at four of its sites.

They still feel chained to the plane that vanished 10 years ago, with their loved ones on board.

Would it be better to keep your personal data in one place, rather than entering it into hundreds of websites?

Ukraine alleges that the company's satellite technology has been used by Russia on the battlefield.

The tree fossils dating back 390 million years were found near a Butlin's holiday camp in Somerset.

Ocean-going vessels with no-one on board - a vision of the future that's coming faster you think.

Researchers said they were able to evade rules against "misleading content" more than 40% of the time.

The authority that runs the canal is looking at ways to conserve the water it needs to stay open.

Researchers have written up the unusual case in a medical journal.

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Scientists believe the species hunted the oceans 66 million years ago with "teeth like knives".