Measles cases in Europe and Central Asia doubled last year compared to 2023, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF have warned in what is being called a "wake-up call".

Technically, the hundred-mile-long, 20 mile-wide British overseas territory of South Georgia is uninhabited.

Donald Trump's government is reassessing whether greenhouse gases damage people's health, amid a dizzying blitz of more than 30 environmental protections that limit air and water pollution.

The moon will turn red in the night sky tonight in an event known as a blood moon.

Any court showdown between Apple and the Home Office over customer data must be held in public, MPs have demanded.

Scientists are genetically modifying mosquitoes in the hope of stopping the spread of malaria.

The iceberg A23a did not exactly smack into the remote wildlife-rich island of South Georgia.

A bear that had pioneering brain surgery to save his life has emerged from semi-hibernation "looking brilliant, happy and healthy".

Being married triples the risk of men becoming obese, research suggests.

Children under the age of eight should not consume slushies due to the ingredient glycerol potentially making them ill, new research has suggested.

A phenomenon that made the recent California wildfires so damaging is spreading further afield.

Could the Planning and Infrastructure Bill be the most important piece of legislation in this parliament?

Elon Musk said his social media platform X was hit by a "massive cyber attack" on Monday - but who was behind it?

Almost exactly 200 years ago, a London-based doctor called John Bostock noticed he would get an itchy throat, sore watering eyes, and an irritated nose during warmer months.

Amid the market volatility sparked by Donald Trump's on-off tariff plans, during which the benchmark S&P 500 index fell by 3.1% last week and the Nasdaq entered 'correction' territory, no stock has been more badly hit than Tesla.

X has been hit by a "massive cyber attack", according to Elon Musk.

The monumental collision between a cargo ship and oil tanker off the East Yorkshire coast on Monday clearly spells bad news for the sea, wildlife and air around it. While some details finally started to emerge on Tuesday, we still don't know quite how bad it will be.

The moon will turn red in the night sky soon in an event known as a blood moon.

Once the stuff of sci-fi novels, food grown in a laboratory could be approved for human consumption in the UK within two years.

The government is vowing to clean up Windermere and stop it being "choked" by sewage pollution.