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The Amazon founder becomes executive chairman, a move he says will allow him to focus on other ventures.

The World War Two veteran raised millions for NHS charities and is called a "true hero" by the PM.

Stress, anxiety, productivity: mindfulness is often touted as a solution to nearly everything. But research shows that you can actually take meditation too far.

Facebook, for many the main source of online information, is being used to oppose the coup.

The Master and Commander actor records a video message urging her to "keep going".

The New Start will keep both sides to limits of 1,550 strategic nuclear warheads for another five years.

The recently scrapped Singapore-Kuala Lumpur train link isn't the only such project to struggle.

When the pandemic is over, how should we process the memories of what happened? Ed Prideaux discovers counter-intuitive answers from the science of trauma.

The education ministry comes under criticism for moves to "prevent the feminisation" of young boys.

Member states hold a first council meeting to action plans to build the Square Kilometre Array.

I got the chance to interview Bill Gates so I asked him: Will Covid-19 be the last pandemic? How does he deal with misinformation and conspiracy theories? An...

"The war in Yemen must end," says US president as part of his first big speech on foreign policy.

Joe DiMeo suffered severe burns in a car crash and says the operations offer him a "second chance".

The currency has risen more than 800% in the year so far.

HMS Challenger spent three-and-a-half years peering into some of the remotest parts of our world’s oceans. Its groundbreaking voyage still has an impact today.

Carmakers and consumer-gadget companies are struggling to source enough computer chips.

Chinese star Gao Liu posts photos as a warning to others after her cosmetic procedure went wrong.

The ambitious and costly artificial island will provide energy for three million households.

The White House gives its backing to Nasa's effort to return to the Moon.

The male Brookesia nana, or nano-chameleon, was discovered on Madagascar and is the size of a seed.

It is set to become the first southern US state to end executions as a punishment.

The woman was the secretary to the SS commandant of the Stutthof camp.

Cross-country replaces downhill skiing in French resorts struggling to survive the pandemic.

A French couple are jailed after the cause of a toddler's death is given away in an emergency call.