Fact check: Is Brexit to blame for Britain's fruit and vegetable shortages?
Tomatoes are temporarily out of stock in some British supermarkets this week, with empty shelves where there should be a colourful vegetable section.
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Venice’s famous canals are running dry due to low tides and lack of rainfall
Venice is famous for its winding network of canals.
In pictures: Parts of Europe face risk of drought after historically low winter rainfall
Europe saw the third warmest January on record at the beginning of this year, according to the Copernicus climate monitor.
Death, disease, and desperation: Life in Antakya after the earthquake
The earthquake which hit Turkey and Syria on 6 February was a cataclysm of unprecedented proportions, and the worst in 100 years.
'Concerning' growth in average penis size could be down to pollution, scientists warn
Penises are getting longer - and we should be concerned about it, scientists say.
Beyond The Streets London: A celebration of graffiti and street art
Showcasing the works of more than 100 artists, London’s Saatchi Gallery is hosting a brand new exhibition, exploring the impact of graffiti and street art across the world. Beyond the Streets London captures historic moments in this artistic movement.
Diving for pearls: from Qatari seabeds to glittering display cases
Thousands of years ago pearls were Qatar's first major export commodity. But the industry suffered badly in the last century when it faced competition from Japanese oyster farms.
How is Europe addressing challenges in long-term care?
Europe's ageing population means there is a growing need for long-term care workers to help support elderly people and those who require assistance for everyday activities. Currently, around six million people work in the sector, but estimates suggest the bloc will require another 1.6 million care workers by 2050.