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What would happen if Australia followed the ancient bushfire management practices of Aboriginal people?

Fat lost from the tongue was the reason for improvements in a sleep apnoea weight loss study.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are not funded by the Royal Family and have downgraded security.

Okinawa is known as a ‘blue zone’ - a home to some of the oldest people on the planet. The secret isn’t medication or specific foods, but a connection with their loved ones.

The Robertson family spent 38 days adrift with little fresh water or food supplies after their yacht was sunk by killer whales.

When Sunny's asylum application was refused, he took refuge overnight on London's buses - for two decades.

Stopping plastic packaging could lead to higher carbon alternatives, a Parliamentary report says.

Controversy over a president’s policies and their legal foundations has raged over the ages.

Five hundred years after coining the first dollar, a tiny mining town is coming to grips with the many ways it shaped the modern world.

As part of a new BBC blog series, Chelsea Thomas shares what she spent her money on this week.

Women fed up with being forced to cover up their breasts are challenging American laws about nudity.

A judge in Brazil orders Netflix to remove a film where Jesus brings home a presumed boyfriend.

Training for a first marathon delivers more elastic arteries and lower blood pressure, experts say.

Following the popularity of microdosing psychedelics to improve productivity, some are turning to these substances for career clarity.

For centuries, residents on a far-flung Japanese island have survived hardships by consuming a highly toxic plant. Now, this deadly delicacy is at risk of dying off.

Some governments have introduced measures to increase train travel, but is it enough?

Your pet clearly ages faster than you do, but new research is giving us a much clearer idea of just how old your dog really might be.

Thanks to forgiveness laws, murder doesn't always result in a jail sentence - or even a trial.

Peekaboo is a game played over the world, crossing language and cultural barriers. Why is it so universal? Perhaps because it’s such a powerful learning tool.

Foreign ministry officials believe another country may be responsible.

New findings suggest being bullied at work won’t just affect you emotionally, but could also have serious consequences for your health.

Adopted children who suffered severe deprivation in Romanian orphanages had smaller brains than others as young adults.

The sheep of North Ronaldsay could teach other livestock how to belch in a way less harmful to the climate.

A hidden story of wartime bravery in an Alpine resort, which some local people are reluctant to remember.

A dramatic New Year's Eve drone display over the riverside area was filmed days before, it emerges.