Russia's hybrid war on Europe: Jamming and spoofing in the 'grey zone'
Harriet Reuter Hapgood
Could legal action save water voles from extinction?
With the UK government not mentioning nature in its election manifesto, 82 nature groups are holding it to account.
World’s longest circular hiking trail to open in Europe this summer
Portugal’s tourist hotspots are overwhelmed with visitors. A new hiking trail aims to restore balance.
How Spain’s tourism boom is taking to the seas
The past decade has seen a wave of yacht rental platforms shaking up sailing holidays - and they’re on the rise in Spain.
60 million tonnes of CO2: What it will take to rebuild Gaza
Nearly two million Gazans are displaced and made more vulnerable to the climate crisis by a war exacerbating it.
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Could giant viruses slow the Arctic ice-melt?
Arctic ice is shrinking by 13 per cent a decade, but newly discovered giant viruses could help slow some of the decline.
French air traffic controllers set to strike again next week
Last time Paris Orly air traffic control shut down, 70 per cent of flights were cancelled: now there’s a new strike.
Could old coffee grounds help clean up contaminated water?
An estimated six million tonnes of coffee grounds are discarded annually. What if they could be put to good use?
See France by train: An insiders’ guide to secret summer escapes
Cut your travel carbon footprint with these nine French summer holiday destinations - all accessible by train.
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