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A previously unknown type of replicating agent named "obelisks” has been found in genomic data from stool samples – but we know little about what these entities do

The ship is operated on behalf of Trafigura but is managed by Oceonix Services Ltd, a company registered in the UK 

A security team on a bulk carrier exchanged fire with armed individuals on a skiff after it came suspiciously close to the vessel in the Arabian Sea, British maritime monitors said on Saturday.

Middle East News: A security team on a bulk carrier exchanged fire with armed individuals on a skiff in the Arabian Sea. Read more about the incident involving Ambrey and UKMTO.

The UK and its allies ‘reserve the right to respond appropriately’ following the latest attack claimed by the Iran-backed group, the Government…

The Marlin Luanda was set ablaze for several hours after targeted by the Yemen-based movement on Friday. It is the latest commercial vessel to be attacked by rebels in the Red Sea.

A blaze on a British-linked oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden has been put out after firefighting efforts continued through the night.

Ancient images played an important role in the past and are often mysterious until scholars adjust their view of history. Carvings can shatter the rules,

Lava soup in Iceland, assassins’ pasta in Bari, Georgian breads and Norfolk seafood … our tipsters pick their favourite culinary treats across the continent

LEOMINSTER — Do animals get earaches? Sore throats? Stomach aches? Who helps them if they can’t talk? Meet the author and illustrator of “Dr. Rosie Helps the Animals”, an award-winning STEM picture book based on and informed by real-world veterinarians, at a special event at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 3, at the Leominster Public Library, […]