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Researchers monitoring woodpeckers using radio tags have made the startling discovery that the birds are going to war with each other.

China is celebrating the successful launch and return of a reusable spacecraft which reportedly orbited Earth for two days before safely returning to the ground.

China’s experimental reusable spacecraft has successfully landed back on Earth, according to state media.

Facebook has said it will block a Frenchman suffering with a rare and incurable disease from livestreaming his death on the platform.

The tests used to find out if someone is COVID positive could be finding traces of the virus that are no longer active, some scientists are saying.

Climate change caused the rise and fall of the ancient Indus Valley Civilisation, according to a new mathematical model of monsoon patterns.

The discovery of at least 200 mammoth skeletons near Mexico City may help explain why the species became extinct, archaeologists have said.

Construction on HS2, the controversial high-speed railway, will get under way today, with the government calling it a “shovels in the ground” moment.

The mayor of London has called on the government to publish data on the effectiveness of its new contact tracing app, saying he is “frustrated” by the “lack of information”.

Hackers who hijacked the personal Twitter account of Indian prime minister Narendra Modi have told Sky News they did so after compromising his personal website.