English oak, beech and holly: The UK trees at risk as climate warms and rainfall declines
Kew Gardens - a lush, green oasis on the outskirts of London - is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. But beneath the tree tops, trouble is brewing.
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Does it really matter if you eat before swimming? It's more important that you do this instead
How often have you been warned by your parents not to jump in the pool or the sea right after eating? It seems they may have been overly cautious in their advice.
You’ve got to be kitten me! Hello Kitty not a cat, creators reveal
The world is a confusing place and a frequently scary one, and what’s needed now more than ever are stable sureties and cast-iron guarantees that we can fall back on in turbulent times.
Meloni's EU gambit: Confrontation or strategy? | Radio Schuman
Why did Meloni's party vote against Ursula von der Leyen for a second mandate as European Commission president? Which were the international dynamics that affected such a decision?
120 years of Olympic history: Who won the most medals in Olympic Games?
Summer Olympic Games return to France for the first time in 100 years as we count down the days to Paris 2024.
It feels like 62C in Dubai. Why is heat and humidity such a deadly combination?
Kuwait logged the third-highest temperature in the world in June, with 49.3C recorded at the International Airport. Last week, it crept up again to 51C, close to the country’s record 54C.
Denmark regulates camper van tourism after clashes with locals
Denmark wants camper van tourism to be more sustainable and hopes to transform the vehicles into a secure yet more durable source of income.
‘Half our villages are dying’: How digital nomad hubs are reinvigorating rural Europe
The boom in remote working in recent years has turned major European cities like Lisbon, Barcelona and Berlin into so-called ‘digital nomad hubs’.