From Beyonce to Bieber and Dolly Parton to the Dalai Lama, Nottingham Motorpoint Arena has brought some of the world’s most ...

At just 12, Todd Ley was the best juniors tennis player in the world and Australia’s next ... a book about his experience of being a tennis prodigy. The wheels came off pretty quickly after ...

The Frying Pan was the first electric guitar - but it had a long way to go… | Credit: Nigel Osbourne/Redferns/Getty Images It was this unusual looking relic that sported the world’s first bona ...

Even after a century, Ardhavatrao remains a talking puppet that captivates audiences, proving its timeless appeal in the world of entertainment. Ramdas Padhye made Ardhavatrao a household name ...

the director of water and cryosphere at the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), said that about 275,000 glaciers remain globally which, along with the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets ...

director of the Switzerland-based World Glacier Monitoring Service, said during a news conference announcing the report at the U.N. headquarters in Geneva. The dramatic ice loss, from the Arctic ...

Antarctica has always been a place of mystery, with its icy surface concealing an entire world beneath. Scientists have long sought to understand what lies below the vast ice sheet and, now, a new map ...

Tauranga Boys’ College student Ruthe broke the world record on Wednesday night in Auckland with a time of 3 minutes 58.35 seconds. Endurance coach Kirkwood said he started training Ruthe just ...

At 7.8 kilometers, or roughly 5 miles from end to end, the skateway is the world’s largest ice rink and one whose very existence is threatened by climate change. But on our recent visit ...

SINGAPORE: Record greenhouse gas levels helped bring temperatures to an all-time high in 2024, accelerating glacier and sea ice loss, raising sea levels and edging the world closer to a key ...

Russian freediver Yekaterina Nekrasova is believed to have set a new world record in under-ice swimming. Russian media reported she swam over 120 meters (400 feet) under the frozen surface of Lake ...

Glaciers in many regions will not survive the 21st century if they keep melting at the current rate, potentially jeopardising hundreds of millions of people living downstream, UN climate experts said ...