As a keen photographer, autumn is one of my favourite times of year. With the sun sinking lower in the sky, the golden hour ...

In Namibia, Cape fur seals and hake fishers are competing for the same catch. Tommy Trenchard joins scientists testing an ...

Legal action concerns the Sea Lion oilfield, which lies approximately 220 kilometres north of the Falkland Islands ...

New book on Korea offers a fresh perspective on the peninsula's rich creative history, showcasing a collection of objects ...

At least 15 children are among those who have died on the boat carrying 305 people from Djibouti to Yemen At least 139 ...

Nutrients leach from elephant carcasses for at least eight years after their death, creating nutritious plant growth for ...

New tool can show how much damage new projects cause across eight areas, from heatwave deaths to loss of crops ...

Nine countries were involved in the latest operation, in which 312 individuals were also suspected of involvement in ...

MOD's long history of objecting to windfarm developments continues after four planned windfarms rejected this year ...

In Power Lines, journalist Peter Keating brings together nearly 100 political maps, tracing how cartography has shaped ...

Falling international recruitment could leave some universities with fewer courses, limiting opportunities for UK students ...

Shakespeare may have thought names changed little, but for nations, they can embody history, identity, sovereignty – and ...