'We don't have water': Here’s what it's like living through Europe’s driest summer in memory
Europe is facing one of its driest summers ever.
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Climate activists gluing themselves to Berlin’s roads say they want to cause ‘peaceful friction’
“It’s absolutely crazy to stick yourself to the road with superglue,” admits Lina Schinkoethe.
Popular beaches in Mexico unsafe for swimming after discovery of dangerous bacteria
Three popular tourist beaches in Mexico have been deemed unsafe for swimming after they failed cleanliness tests.
Rainwater everywhere on Earth unsafe to drink due to ‘forever chemicals’, study finds
Rainwater almost everywhere on Earth has unsafe levels of ‘forever chemicals’, according to new research.
Golfers from Saudi-backed LIV tour file antitrust lawsuit against PGA
It’s the competition that has rocked the golfing world.
Football and Disability: How is the game becoming more inclusive?
Yussif Ahmed Heath plays football in Qatar Foundation's Ability-Friendly Program. He loves to play the game, even though his body doesn't always cooperate with him. The 11-year-old was born with Cerebral palsy-hemiplegia, which causes paralysis on one side of the body, but still finds great joy on the pitch. That joy turned into exuberance recently when he met retired football legend David Beckham in Doha's Education City.
Skip the airport queues: Here’s how I packed for a week away with only hand luggage
By now we’ve all read countless horror stories of endless queues and lost baggage at airports this summer.
Archie Battersbee: 12-year-old on life support raises questions about who decides life and death
On April 7, Hollie Dance got back to her home in Essex, UK, to find her 12-year-old boy Archie Battersbee unconscious, a ligature over his head.