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"Last time I did this I cried," said the head of the online mortgage lender laying off 15% of his staff.

The 3,500-year-old clay tablet was stolen three decades ago and ended up at a museum in the US.

Activists are increasingly suing governments and companies to take action against climate change – and winning. Could this be a turning point?

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The BBC hears about the ban's harmful impact from teachers and students in 13 Afghan provinces.

A jury decided Craig Wright, who says he created the cryptocurrency, can retain bitcoin worth billions of dollars.

Women held for protesting against a military takeover say they were sexually assaulted and tortured.

X-rays have revealed the heavily corroded weapon found in Orkney was highly decorated.

Just 30 permanent residents live on Foula, which lays claim to being Britain's most remote inhabited island and operates on a different calendar to the rest of the UK.

More women without children are actively embracing the role of aunt. Experts say it’s time we recognised aunthood for the rewarding, beneficial or even transgressive role it can be.

The Dutch government puts aside €150m for the 1636 work, currently owned by the Rothschild family.

No New Zealander born after 2008 will be able to buy tobacco under proposed new health laws.

The woman's cardboard sign brought down dozens of cyclists during a stage of the elite race in June.

The haul includes figurines of ancient queens, hieroglyphic inscriptions and burial offerings.

More than 40 camels are disqualified for receiving injections and other cosmetic enhancements.

Judges are reassured by US promises to reduce the risk of the Wikileaks founder taking his own life.

The former president rails against the ex-Israeli leader, saying he saved Israel from destruction.

More than 100 were injured when a trailer carrying Central American migrants overturned.

Scientists hope the hi-tech sleeping bag will stop eyeballs being squashed by zero-gravity in space.

The Sackler family founded Purdue Pharma, which manufactured opioids linked to the deaths of thousands.

A deceptively simple feat of agricultural engineering helped the Inca to build the largest empire in South American history.

There are plenty of apps which can make women feel safer on a night out.

Podcaster Jess Davies is among those who want to see cyber-flashing criminalised.

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