SCIENCE

Is it something in the air that makes Westeros citizens so irrational and aggressive?

China's capital of 20 million people is the 5th most water-stressed city in the world.

The parrot was caught on video flying through trees in the northeastern state of Bahia, Brazil.

A convoy of vehicles made a 5,800km-long protest in areas across the country

Skeleton of female was discovered in a traditional wooden coffin in Gyeongju.

Deadly tornado and hailstorm flattened houses near Yancheng city, a few hours' drive north of Shanghai.

Previous ice ages can inform us about how quickly vegetation evolves with climate change.

Dark vortex in Neptune's atmosphere caused by high-pressure systems.

Women are more likely to kill in their own homes and the victims are often men they know.

How scientists and institutions have responded to the result of the EU Referendum.

As vast ancient cities are discovered, sustainable tourism is helping conserve Cambodia's cultural heritage.

Further tests are pending on six of the 10 crops of vegetables and cereals grown on 'Mars' soil.

Mayor Horacio Rodríguez Larreta says the zoo will be converted into an ecological park when it reopens later this year.

The data emerges after an alligator killed a two-year-old boy.

Impulse took 71 hours to cross the Atlantic as part of the first ever fuel-less flight around the world.

Like humans, monkeys may become more selective about who they spend time with when they age.

New Horizons data suggests Pluto's ocean may not have frozen yet.

We round up the best photos and videos of the flooding in London and the south-east.

Razor wire fences obstructing animals from vital seasonal resources, study says.

The Golden Goose Awards will honour scientists for coming up with 'sterile insect technique'.

The cub, potentially 399's last ever offspring, was struck and killed by a car on Sunday night (19 June).

The 2,500-year-old naval base was home to battleships and played a crucial role in the defence of Greece.

Photos of revellers dragging their possessions through deep at Glastonbury 2016.

Jaguar, named Juma, was shot after it went loose and attacked soldier.

Indian space agency successfully launches PSLV from Sriharikotain southern India.

British ESA astronaut holds first press conference on Earth after spending six months on the ISS.

New measurements at Giza have revealed that the Great Pyramid may not have an exactly square base.

Einaudi and Greenpeace want to urge governments attending OSPAR to create a new Arctic protected area.

Wildfires rage near Los Angeles during an intense heatwave and ongoing drought.