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Chief environment correspondent Justin Rowlatt on what he's learned about climate campaigner Greta Thunberg.

Bhawarlal Sujani breathed his last at the doorstep of a hospital that had refused to admit him.

Animal rights groups say a ban on the sale of dog meat in Nagaland is a milestone.

Angry at the toppling of statues, President Trump wants US heroes honoured in a new national garden.

The UK helps rescue company from bankruptcy as part of a plan to replace the EU's Galileo sat-nav system.

Cambridge University accepts David Starkey's resignation, saying: "We do not tolerate racism."

The review follows a fresh wave of calls to scrap a team name long-criticised as racist.

Monkeys are treated like "picking machines" to harvest 1,000 coconuts a day, an animal rights group says.

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's stages of grief are now rarely taught in a medical setting but live on in management.

Close friends are important – but research shows that building networks of casual acquaintances can boost happiness, knowledge and a sense of belonging.

For many survivors, waking up in intensive care was only the beginning of a long process of physical and psychological recovery.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the remaining Night Watchmen across Europe are still maintaining the age-old traditions of the past.

Head injuries and concussion can have devastating, lifelong consequences, so can we afford to not keep searching for ways to keep our brains safe?

What makes DDEV stand out among other local development tools.

The Japanese have one of the highest life expectancies in the world. Is part of it down to what they’re putting on their plates?

Police forces across Europe collaborated on the UK's "most significant" law enforcement operation.

Police are investigating the incident, which is being linked to unrest in Ethiopia.

The assets are allegedly linked to more than $4.5bn stolen from the Malaysian state investment fund.

Some 350 elephant carcasses have been spotted in Botswana's Okavango Delta since May.

When a third of Europe’s population was lost, wealth concentrated into tiny groups. Could Covid-19 trigger something similar?

The city is so polluted that people with respiratory illness move uphill to escape, and young people dream of emigrating. But a simple app has begun a movement to deal with the smog.

The force, which has been using a swastika in its emblem since 1918, said it had caused misunderstandings.

The world record haul of 14 tonnes of Captagon pills were found in containers at the port of Salerno.

The US will acquire almost all the next three months' production of the drug from Gilead.