Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Shannon McDonagh
Europe’s best national parks for a mindful nature escape
From the Czech Republic to Italy, these national parks are the perfect places to kickstart your mindfulness journey.
The tenacious animals conservationists feared were extinct
With COP15 underway, these extinction-defying species prove that conservation projects can really work.
Europe's best kept secret islands to get away from the crowds
Some of Europe’s most popular island destinations are overrun with tourists. Have a quieter and more relaxing holiday on one of these little-known alternatives.
These are the skills you’ll need to pick up for jobs in the future
The world of work is being transformed by tech at a rapid pace - what abilities will you need to develop to stay one step ahead?
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The original mermaid: Dugongs are now ‘functionally extinct’ in China
It is the first time such a charismatic marine megafaunal species has disappeared from Chinese marine waters.
These 6 private islands are cheaper to buy than an apartment in Europe
You could have hectares of tropical paradise for the price of a one-bed flat in France.
Hawaii residents beg tourists to stop visiting in post-pandemic boom
Tens of thousands of extra tourists are making Hawaii’s roads, beaches and restaurants practically unusable.
Picasso, Rothko and Warhol for sale after billionaire couple's divorce
Real estate mogul Harry Macklowe's divorce from wife Linda has resulted in a potentially record-breaking Sotheby's auction of world-class art.
Is the New York Times making Wordle harder behind our backs?
The New York Times' purchase of the viral word game on 31 January has lead to questions about how it is changing. Daily users say the answers are definitely more obscure.
What is real and what is fake in new Netflix drama 'Inventing Anna'?
The Shonda Rhimes-produced Netflix hit is making headlines for its punchy, powerful drama surrounding socialite con artist Anna Sorokin's fall from grace.
David Fincher slams China's censorship of 'Fight Club' ending
The director of the 1999 classic says he was not informed massive changes would be made to the ending of the film, which removed 12 minutes in total.
New Zealand authorities blast 'Baby Shark' to disperse protestors
No earworm was off limits for the hundreds protesting Jacinda Ardern's new COVID-19 vaccine mandate for public service occupations.
The 'Avengers of Hip Hop': Dr. Dre & co's electric Super Bowl set
Over 100 million people are expected to have tuned in to a nostalgic celebration of America's vibrant history of hip hop music.
What happened to Bruce Willis?
Following the creation of a new Razzie awards category for the actors' 2021 output, we investigate how Bruce Willis went from a 'Die Hard' action star to a one-man low-budget film factory.
Wooden batteries are hitting the market
The future of the world’s batteries could be hiding among our trees.
Russian painting worth €1 million vandalised by 'bored' security guard
Anna Leporskaya's 1930s painting 'Three Figures' is being restored in Moscow after a security guard drew two sets of eyes on the faceless forms.
Zendaya defends Euphoria against 'glorifying' drug use criticisms
'Euphoria' lead actress says the HBO series encourages empathy and helps viewers with their own battles.
Mexico calls on France to stop 'brazen' sale of pre-Hispanic artefacts
The President of Mexico Andrés Manuel López Obrador says French auction houses had gone beyond the pale with brazen sales of pre-Hispanic artefacts.
Everything that happened at the BRIT Awards 2022
Each year guarantees a riotous, boozy night of music unlike any other. From Adele's clean sweep to a successful change of host, here's what went down at the this year's BRITs.
Oscar nominations 2022: Seven things you need to know
Campion makes history, Gaga's House of Gucci doesn't, Kristen Stewart is unsnubbed and Europe lays claim to Best International Film.
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