BBC Verify has received satellite imagery that appears to show an oil spill at one of Russia's Black Sea ports which was ...

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At sunrise, a quiet stretch of track drew a crowd, cameras ready, children on shoulders, and a hush before the roar. Moments later, the 7:20 from ...

Schools bustle, galleries thrive and beach huts glow; a quiet corner of north Essex is drawing fresh, curious crowds again. Muddy Stilettos has named ...

A deftly crafted scene of tiny people and looming buildings, the English artist’s 1927 work draws on the industrial north ...

The 12th Century Newcastle landmark, a fortress and former prison, has appeared on TV's Most Haunted and describes itself as 'a major hub of paranormal activity', with eerie whistles, phantom ...

Words portray ideas, while fonts – the spirit of the times. In their book Paneuropa, Kometa, Hel (Pan-Europa, Comet, Helium), ...

The 1970 Plymouth Superbird with its cartoonishly large rear wing and aerodynamic nose cone looks like it belongs on a NASCAR track rather than a public road – which was precisely the point. This road ...

From the must-see locations to the most frequently asked questions, our guide has all you need to plan your next visit.

Mapmakers of the 19th century sought to render both the natural and political worlds with clarity and beauty.

Maps have always both granted power and threatened it, depending on who controls the data, the scale and the narrative.

The retrospective is the most extensive ever staged in the UK. It leans heavily on gender politics, largely omitting the deeper ideological and historical events and issues that shaped Miller’s work ...