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Gazan journalist Mahmoud Bassam risks everything to document people's suffering.

A brand-new list by the United Nations World Tourism Organization is highlighting rural communities across the globe that are harvesting tourism for good.

Almost lost to time, US chef Sean Brock has helped revive an heirloom grain called Jimmy Red corn, serving the creamy grits with luscious cured egg yolks on top.

Matthew Lani garnered thousands of followers by sharing advice and selling medication online.

The measures have been issued less than 48 hours before the UK hosts an AI safety summit.

Fixing devices and appliances is currently tricky – but new consumer rights laws are seeking to change that. Chris Stokel-Walker looks at how this might change the technology we use.

Senior officers travelled to the UK to meet Gerry McCann earlier this year, the BBC is told.

Jessie Buckley and Riz Ahmed star in Christos Nikou's intriguing drama about modern dating.

A growing number of US brewers are now using GM yeast to make their beers.

Descendants of 19 men hanged 123 years ago have spent decades searching for their remains.

Alien lifeforms are likely to have evolved their own unique ways of communicating, so how might humanity communicate with them if ever make contact?

The man caught and ate a salmon to survive after nearly two weeks floating in the frigid Pacific Ocean.

The country's first in-depth public inquiry into abuse linked to the Catholic Church presents its findings.

In 1977, reports of supposedly paranormal goings-on in a London house made headlines – and with a new TV series and play about events, they still confound, writes Natasha Tripney.

The main road to the Serengeti is busy with endless safari vehicles. But there is a little-known back route that takes in Maasai herders, ancient fossils and volcanic craters.

The suspect is accused of pushing two women into a ravine at Neuschwanstein Castle and raping one of them.

Alien life could take many different forms, but one possibility is captivating scientists: alien "plants". What would they look like? And how could we find them?

How the billionaire's purchase of Twitter has changed the platform and what the future may hold.

We've long assumed that aliens will be like us, but there's every reason to think they are instead a form of unfathomable AI, says the UK astronomer royal Lord Martin Rees.

Russia's defence ministry has taken over from Wagner in recruiting inmates to fight in Ukraine.

The 1978 John Lennon composition, Now and Then, has been completed with the assistance of AI.

Rédoine Faïd is given another 14 years in jail for a spectacular escape involving a helicopter.

The idea came about when Shrigley heard an Oxfam shop had stopped accepting copies of Dan Brown's book.

Some employers are either tacitly or outright banning access to generative AI tools like ChatGPT. But employees who love them are finding ways to discreetly backchannel.

Workers from low-caste communities endure stigma and hazards as they clean sewers and septic tanks.