A group of lions rescued from war-torn Sudan have found a new home in South Africa. The pride spent the best part of a year trapped in the heart of the conflict and are now being cared for at a specialist sanctuary...
JUST 2 DEGREES: The Crime of Ecocide
Coming up, we look at nations now treating ecocide as a crime punishable by law. And there are pros and cons of carbon capture and storage. Is it a fix for global carbon emissions?
BREAKING: Irish government admits defeat over referendums on family and women’s roles
The Irish government has been defeated in twin referendums aimed at changing the country’s constitution, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has conceded. Mr Varadkar, who said he wanted to remove “very old...
Local politicians — insulted, threatened, and attacked | DW News
According to a survey, more than half of Germany’s mayors have been insulted, threatened or physically attacked. Nineteen percent of mayors have considered retiring from politics out of concern for their own...
Oscars: Why the ‘uber geniuses’ of sound are getting the awards buzzing
This year’s Oscars are drawing attention to the underdiscussed category of sound, as teams have been challenged to recreate a variety of remarkable sounds. From atomic bombs going off in Oppenheimer, to the...
Football helps Rohingya refugees find their feet
With growing uncertainty over whether they will return home, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have taken to organising a football tournament. The event held in conjunction with Türkiye aims to give the stateless...
Can we save Britain’s crumbling coast?
Britain’s coastline is crumbling, and with homes and businesses teetering on the brink, how does the government choose which ones to save? We hear from residents in Norfolk who have lost their homes and travel to...