Jupiter as you've never seen it before The world's newest and biggest space telescope is showing Jupiter as never before – auroras and all. News Lens • 23 Aug
Are we there yet? Formula created to predict tantrums A statistician has calculated the "exact formula" for predicting the chances – and timing – of children throwing a tantrum in the backseat of a … News Lens • 22 Aug
Rat race: Rodents in drive to help mental health study Black Tail is one of the rat drivers at the University of Richmond, Virginia, US - a group that first dazzled the world with their … News Lens • 21 Aug
So tasteless: Mouthwatering plastic food in Tokyo show From the "leaning tower of pizza" to a fish slicing and cooking itself and a dragon emerging from a dragon fruit, Japanese artisans' quirky plastic … News Lens • 20 Aug
European drought exposes some long-submerged treasures Weeks of baking drought across Europe have seen water levels in rivers and lakes fall to levels few can remember, exposing long-submerged treasures - and … News Lens • 21 Aug
Medieval monks waged unholy war with bodily parasites Medieval monks were "riddled with parasites", new research suggests. News Lens • 19 Aug
Jordan's 'Last Dance' jersey to go up for auction "The sky's the limit" for a piece of memorabilia belonging to American basketball legend Michael Jordan that will go up for auction next month. News Lens • 19 Aug
Bull in a Peru shop runs amok, leaves one injured A bull caused panic in Lima yesterday after escaping from a truck that was transporting it to a slaughterhouse. News Lens • 18 Aug
Indian gang ran fake police station for eight months An Indian gang operated a fake police station from a hotel for eight months where they dressed up as officers and are believed to have … News Lens • 18 Aug
Spain wrestles with wild boar pigging out in cities Large groups of wild boar have become a common sight in some Spanish cities, with authorities saying they have no option but to capture and … News Lens • 17 Aug
Whales surprise two paddleboarders in Argentina Two Argentine paddleboarders made the sighting of their lives when whales swam next to them in the coastal town of Monte Hermoso on yesterday. News Lens • 17 Aug
Curious medieval cures to be shared online Curious medieval cures, including a treatment for gout that involved baking an owl then grinding it into a powder, are to be shared with the … News Lens • 17 Aug
Elon Musk was 'joking' about buying Manchester United Elon Musk, the world's richest person, has said he was joking when he tweeted that he was going to buy currently struggling English football club … Business • 17 Aug
Primate suspect: Monkey in US zoo dials 911 Police in California rushed to a zoo after a 911 call - only to find it had been placed by a mischievous monkey. News Lens • 17 Aug
Paris police arrest robber who tried to flee in Seine Paris police have fished a man out of the Seine river, which he jumped into after he rammed a car into a shop and robbed … News Lens • 16 Aug
Drunk Japanese officer loses hundreds of case documents A Japanese police officer got drunk, fell asleep on the street and lost investigation documents containing the personal details of around 400 people including a … News Lens • 15 Aug
Remote Icelandic community fights to save pufflings A remote Icelandic community is fighting to save puffin chicks. News Lens • 13 Aug
Tourists, locals irate over Machu Picchu snafu The suspension of ticket sales to Machu Picchu sparked protests among angry tourists and merchants from the town closest to the Inca citadel. News Lens • 13 Aug
Domino's abandons bid to take a slice of Italian market Pizza chain Domino's was always facing an uphill task when trying to sell their American-style pies to aficionados in Italy, the home of the famous … News Lens • 12 Aug
Norway may kill walrus if onlookers don't keep distance Norwegian authorities are considering killing a walrus that won hearts basking in the sun of the Oslo fjord, amid fears it is putting itself and … News Lens • 12 Aug
Study suggests why thinking hard can make you tired A long, hard day of thinking can sometimes feel as exhausting as a day of physical labour, and now scientists say they know why. News Lens • 12 Aug
'Firenado' burns in California Dramatic footage shows a "firenado" burning in the US state of California. News Lens • 11 Aug
Bear high on 'mad honey' rescued in Turkey A disoriented brown bear cub, believed to have been intoxicated after eating an excessive amount of 'mad honey', has been rescued in northwestern Turkey's Duzce … News Lens • 11 Aug
English car thief found hiding inside giant teddy bear A car thief who hid inside a giant teddy bear has been jailed for nine months. News Lens • 10 Aug
Thousands of beagles rescued from US drug trials About 4,000 beagles are looking for homes after animal rescue organisations started removing them from a facility in the US state of Virginia that bred … News Lens • 10 Aug
