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First described in 2006, an Iranian viper has an astonishing tail capable of fooling even the sharpest eyes. Scientists have now announced that the mystery does not lie in its skeleton.
We haven't written up this one. Le Monde English has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Disqualified trainer John Leek jnr has applied for a special exemption after being found guilty of stomach tubing a race horse.
Disqualified trainer John Leek jnr has applied for a special exemption after being found guilty of stomach tubing a race horse.
Nigeria’s airline operators have blamed airport congestion, inadequate infrastructure and adverse weather conditions for a significant proportion of flight delays and cancellations, saying many of the…
Thirty-seven former leaders, including ex-German chancellor Olaf Scholz and former French prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin, called for urgent policy action to tackle rising global inequality.
Thirty-seven former leaders, including ex-German chancellor Olaf Scholz and former French prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin, called for urgent policy action to tackle rising global inequality.
As Communist-led Vietnam laps Southeast Asia's sluggish democracies in growth and foreign capital, ordinary citizens in Jakarta and Manila are left asking an uncomfortable question: Does democracy…
