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BBC Weather's Twitter account has been hacked by group claiming to be the pro-government Syrian Electronic Army. The rogue tweets began at 1pm on ...
Monster waves battered Seaham harbour in Durham on Wednesday in dramatic pictures that anticipate the freezing and icy conditions Britons are set to w...
A recent run of wet summers in the UK could be caused by substantial warming of the North Atlantic Ocean, according to a new scientific study. A sh...
The sun always comes as a shock to us Brits, so it's wise to prep it as much as possible before you go away. This is the slackers guide to sunning it.
Watching fail compilations is a tricky business. Not as tricky as somersaulting off a pier, sure, but tricky nonetheless - and yet this 'Sandplant sup...
The most beautiful locations in the world rely on the azure backdrop of a deep blue ocean. That's why on World Oceans Day thousands of people acro...
A man who drowned while trying to rescue a young girl as she was being swept out to sea has been named by police. Bulgarian national Plamen Petkov,...
A man has died trying to rescue two children from the sea on the Sussex coastline. The 25-year-old drowned after jumping in to save two children wh...
My favourite concerns the presence of a mysterious mummy aboard the ship that was said to have cursed the White Star liner before it left Southampton. Crazy? Perhaps, but at the time the story was written up in respectable papers such as The Washington Post and The New York Times.
It's ironic and symbolic of our times that an area of the world now appallingly wealthy thanks to being stocked to the eyeballs with oil is now under threat from the unsustainable impact of its trade in the black gold.
A surfer managed to paddle back to shore covered in blood after a shark attack at North Avoca Beach, New South Wales, Australia. The 28-year-old su...
Last week we discovered beluga whales say hello by waving and blowing bubbles. Now it's the turn of sea turtles to show us their underwater greeting. ...
A brainless and faceless fish was one of 15 rare species discovered during a series of marine surveys this year. The prehistoric Amphioxus, describ...
A gigantic sperm whale has been discovered on a private beach on the Norfolk coast. The 40ft sea-beast lies sprawled motionless across the sands at...
Let's just get it out there, Franky Zapata - we're jealous of you. Not only do you live in Marsielles, but you're also in the possession of a 2011 Jet...
Photographer Kurtis Hough recently captured some impressive footage of storm waves in Oregon -- but ideally he'd like to have done it without losing h...
A special alert is to be broadcast warning ships of a Vauxhall Corsa that is floating across the Bristol channel. Swansea Coastguard say that the v...
The tail-end of Hurricane Katia has battered the UK coastline as it crossed the Atlantic Ocean. We've captured some of the most dramatic images of...
