While the UK and the US share a commitment to democracy and strong bilateral relations, their political systems reflect different, distinct historical contexts and governance philosophies.

NASA’s Perseverance rover, a mobile laboratory equipped with advanced scientific instruments, has uncovered compelling evidence of long-flowing ancient rivers in Mars’ Hellas Impact Crater.

The New Year is celebrated in many weird and wonderful ways across the globe.

As a new middle class with disposable income rose on the back of industrialisation, the commercialisation of Christmas began to take root.

These are the most biodiverse areas on Earth, which have have fascinated scientists and explorers for centuries…

Scientists believe that Pangea was the last in a series of supercontinents.

New archaeological research suggests that arena-staged battle may have taken place here in the late second century.

England’s ‘Jurassic Coast’ is a UNESCO World Heritage Site stretching all along our southern coastline and is renowned for its abundant fossils.

The arctic ground squirrel exhibits the most extreme example of the hibernation adaptation, cooling its body to sub-freezing temperatures.

The vibrant colours you see in fireworks are not random; they are carefully engineered by including different metal salts and metal oxides.