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Gertrude the pig is a prototype of a brain-to-machine interface.

The Louise Michel has been funded by the street artist and is operating in the Mediterranean.

A study from South Korea gives among the clearest pictures yet of children as carriers of the virus.

Remote streaming services may be the future but could cause a sharp rise in emissions, a study shows.

The bear is shot dead after a Dutch national is attacked in a campsite near Longyearbyen.

Police forces are turning to implicit bias training to help their officers recognise when they are relying upon racist assumptions and stereotypes. But does it really work?

There's to be a new effort to understand how the immune system responds to Covid-19.

Two Laughing Boys by Frans Hals was taken from a small museum despite increased security.

Despite companies’ constantly increasing reliance on data-churning tech, the way most algorithms work remains a mystery to many workers – which creates a power imbalance on the job.

Neuralink is working on ways to connect the human brain to machines.

President Emmanuel Macron orders an end to the much-criticised method for catching songbirds.

Amid economic uncertainty – and a desire to connect as we distance – bartering is experiencing an unprecedented rise. Could it stick around?

Chinese health officials say they used emergency powers to secretly test unapproved vaccines.

There are just 53 members of the Greater Andamanese tribe left- 10 have contracted the virus.

Police say two lions attacked the lodge owner as he was taking them for a walk, in front of his wife.

A new approach to conservation is less about walling wildlife off in nature reserves, and more about adapting our world to suit animals.

It’s one of the world’s oldest and rarest plants, and the only place it grows in the wild is in a top-secret rainforest gorge.

Anxiety can be exhausting, but there is often a reason for it – and there are some surprising benefits to certain kinds of worrying.

Ota Benga was kidnapped from what is now DR Congo in 1904 and taken to the US to be exhibited.

The crown was made famous in a photoshoot that took place just three days before the rapper's death.

Hurricane Laura is heading for Texas and Louisiana with wind speeds of up to 150 mph (240km/h).

An inquest in Malaysia hears police had already combed the site where Nóra Quoirin's body was found.

"Brave" Josh made the call when he found his mum lying unconscious on the floor at their home.

Amid Covid-19, new programmes are popping up that invite workers to settle abroad and work remotely. Could we all soon become ‘digital nomads’?