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During the past ten years, the A23a iceberg has thinned by an average of 2.5 meters yearly, a consequence of increasing ocean warmth. Its uneven structure caused it to be trapped in shallow mud, but it has since begun its drift.

The man claimed he was a Brazilian researcher and attended university in Canada.

Today, skiing, both cross country and downhill, is a very popular recreational activity. Local ski mountains such as Sugarloaf and Sunday River attract thousands of visitors a year, and some

Today, skiing, both cross country and downhill, is a very popular recreational activity. Local ski mountains such as Sugarloaf and Sunday River attract thousands of visitors a year, and some

So, is it possible to maintain our sister-city relationship?

The Northern and Southern Lights put on quite a show this year - and some of the worlds most talented photographers were on hand to capture them in all their dazzling glory.

Nowhere does festive charm quite like mainland Europe. The north of the continent is the ideal location for those searching for a perfect winter wonderland.

Artificial Intelligence: The "ant-based algorithm" and other learning systems, studied by data scientists, are now being used to reduce inefficiencies in manufacturing processes - one way to cut planet-warming emissions.

Unlike a Westend musical, the Northern Lights is a nature-made show that may or may not turn up on the night, as travel writer Chrissie McClatchie knows all...

Norwegian firm PTG hails the launch of a Peterhead-based subsidiary as key to it securing one of the largest order packages in its history.