Global Landmarks Participate in Earth Hour
Iconic landmarks worldwide, including France's Eiffel Tower and Barcelona's Sagrada Família Basilica, switched off their lights for one hour on Saturday night in observance of Earth Hour.
The event is organized annually by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) to promote environmental awareness and encourage individuals to turn off their lights for 60 minutes. Earth Hour originated in Sydney, Australia, in 2007.
Video journalist: Emaan Warraich
Watch Timelapse of Artemis II Rocket Rollout to Launch Pad
The 98-meter tall Space Launch System (SLS) and Orion spacecraft completed a four-mile journey from their assembly building to Pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Tenerife Experiences Snowfall Amid Storm Therese
The Canary Islands, including Tenerife, were impacted by Storm Therese, which brought snow and adverse weather conditions.
Medical Emergencies in Space Explained
BBC science correspondent Pallab Ghosh provides an explanation of the procedures and challenges involved if an astronaut becomes ill while in space.
Stunning Celestial Events of 2025
From meteor showers to supermoons, 2025 has featured numerous remarkable astronomical events that have captivated stargazers.
Zoo Welcomes Haggis the Pygmy Hippo
A zoo recently celebrated the arrival of a pygmy hippopotamus named Haggis.
Flood Alerts Issued as Storm Benjamin Hits South East
Authorities have issued flood alerts in response to Storm Benjamin impacting the South East region.
Weather Forecast During Storm Benjamin in England and Wales
The Met Office has issued yellow severe weather warnings for both wind and rain as Storm Benjamin affects England and Wales.
Baroness Kathy Willis on Urban Nature
"Nature should run through a city the same way that water does"
Baroness Kathy Willis discusses the importance of integrating green and blue spaces within urban environments.
Inside the Lab Analyzing the World's Oldest Ice
Scientists study samples from ancient ice sheets that provide an environmental record spanning over a million years.
Water Voles Reintroduced to River Wey
Conservation efforts have led to the reintroduction of water voles to the River Wey.
Examining Trump's Claims on Wind Power and UK Energy Bills
President Trump recently suggested that wind power is responsible for rising energy bills in the UK. BBC Verify's Ben Chu examines the data to assess this claim.
London Zoo's Annual Animal Weigh-In
At London Zoo in Regent's Park, zookeepers conduct their annual weigh-in, measuring and weighing over 10,000 animals to monitor their health and wellbeing.
The Donegal Man Shearing Sheep Worldwide
A man from Donegal has gained recognition for shearing sheep across various countries around the world.
Meteor Shower Captured Over UK Skies
A meteor shower was observed and recorded at North York Moors National Park on 13 August.
Storm Floris to Bring Strong Gusty Winds to UK
Storm Floris is forecasted to bring unseasonably strong and gusty winds to the United Kingdom.
Triceratops' Defensive Adaptations Against T. rex
Research reveals insights into the Triceratops' secret weapon used in confrontations with the Tyrannosaurus rex.
Potential Signs of Life on Exoplanet K2-18b
Researchers studying the atmosphere of planet K2-18b have detected molecules that, on Earth, are produced only by simple organisms, suggesting the possibility of life.
Katy Perry and Blue Origin Crew Return to Earth
The all-female crew, including pop star Katy Perry, safely returned to Earth after reaching space aboard Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rocket.
Blue Origin Flight with All-Female Crew Launches from Texas
Six women, among them Katy Perry, took off from Texas on Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rocket for a spaceflight.
Partial Eclipse Observed Over UK and Other Regions
A partial eclipse darkened the sky over the UK and other locations. While the eclipse was not total anywhere globally, parts of Canada experienced near-total coverage.
