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In the Netherlands, huge parts of the country sit at or below sea level, so flooding isn’t a risk - it’s a certainty if ...

Scattered across coral-strewn reefs and sunken cliffs, Bermuda’s centuries-old shipwrecks beckon explorers to uncover ...

A proposed undersea tunnel could link London and New York in 54 minutes via ultra-high-speed trains, costing nearly 20 trillion dollars, but faces massive engineering hurdles ...

The history of the planet and the civilizations that have lived on it are among life’s greatest mysteries.People have roamed ...

Amsterdam delivers the goods when it comes to memorable experiences and attractions. With canals weaving through the city, ...

For centuries, a towering, ancient wall has stood anomalously amidst fields and farmland in central Shropshire. Known as the ...

Cut out flying and you shred skiing’s carbon footprint. And opting for a high-altitude resort that needs less artificial snow makes it even greener. Les Arcs in the French Alps ticks both boxes ...

From new releases such as The Mushroom Tapes to classics like Anna Karenina, these are the summertime reads WA authors are ...

When construction crews broke ground for a new development, they expected utility lines and soil tests, not human history.

Archaeologists working in East London have made a rare discovery that is seldom preserved in the historical record -- an unusually intimate glimpse into the lives of Victorian children.

In modern Britain, all roads lead to London, but one can still find traces of older routes and borders that once subdivided ...