Guns of the oil industry threatening all marine life, study suggests
The use of seismic surveys of the seabed – described as 'dynamite-like blasts going off every 10 seconds for weeks or months on end' – has 'enormous ramifications' for ocean health
The use of seismic surveys of the seabed – described as 'dynamite-like blasts going off every 10 seconds for weeks or months on end' – has 'enormous ramifications' for ocean health
Scientists say growth of coccolithophores, a microscopic marine alga, could be 'canary in the coalmine' for climate change
Dancer Teressa Cee was swimming with dolphins when her phone dropped in the water
What's in a number? You've chosen your itinerary and ship, and booked your cruise, so does it really matter where your cabin is? The answer depends on your priorities.
Tendulkar may not bat in the second innings as India pile on the runs meaning he could well have played his final innings where he was out for 74
Heatwave could be on way in the south - but Scotland and the north should keep umbrellas handy
South Africa 230-6 (Ingram 73); West Indies 190-6 (Samuels 48) Match tied (D/L method)
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq admitted his side's batsmen were “totally lost” after mis-firing again on the way to a 67-run defeat by South Africa.
Jairo Mora Sandoval, 26, died just weeks after posting a Facebook plea for police help with turtle-egg thieves
Marlon Samuels believes the “sky is the limit” for West Indies cricket following their ICC Twenty20 final win over hosts Sri Lanka.
Marlon Samuels inspired a West Indies fightback from the brink to deny Sri Lanka a home win and triumph themselves instead in the ICC World Twenty20 final.
West Indies 205-4 Australia 131 (West Indies win by 74 runs)
Great Britain's Shara Proctor made swift work of qualifying for the final of the long jump at the Olympic Stadium tonight.
Shortly after tea in the second Test yesterday, England made history. More history, it could be said, for a team which has made such activity routine.
Whether your taste is for adventure, luxury or a combination of the two, Saint Lucia is bursting with possibilities, says Tom Peck
Six men hoping to become the first to row the Atlantic in under 30 days have been saved after their boat capsized.
Container ship saves crew cast adrift on life rafts after their Atlantic crossing turns into a scramble for survival