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The Hollywood star takes one hell of beating in the South Island-shot Heart of the Beast.

I have spent weeks shadowing lifeboat crews. Here's what they do and what it's like.

The quote headlined an unsealed document in the New York Times’s copyright case against Microsoft and OpenAI.

Alice Weidel’s grandfather was a military judge in Hitler’s regime.

Early on Tuesday evening, amid rush-hour traffic, a ‘Highway Maintenance’-branded van was openly stationed on Abingdon Road affixing St George’s flags to lamp-posts. We ask who is behind it – and why ...

The world may be burning but at least the world’s fattest parrot has been boning.

This is a new and dangerous development: a network of vigilantes who have mobilised as politicians and police have failed to act, says Joe Mulhall of Hope Not Hate

What happened after Guy Fawkes was captured?

Billions of meals each year are made from the fast-growing Ross 308 genetic strain of birds. But a backlash is gathering pace

Kissing is a serious business for Professor Katie Barclay, a native of Lanarkshire working in Australia

History Lab+ Training

The death of the academic shows the casual conversion of humiliation into entertainment by a media running on monetised hate and cruelty

Hunt Museum Nights programme is a series of evening events that invite audiences to engage with the museum’s collections through conversation, creativity and shared social experiences.

A practical guide for individuals and organisations when the mobs gather

The 54-year-old received an $80 parking fine a few days after her resurrection thanks to the “truly remarkable” actions of a stranger.

All you need to see one of the year’s best meteor showers is a clear, dark sky—and patience

As teaching staff face job loss, their bosses have netted pay rises and bought advice from a “vampiric” management consultancy, writes Prof. John Heathershaw of the University of Exeter