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While searching for a new path in life, two former nuns created a wondrous "Coastal Camino" that is bringing travellers to an otherwise neglected part of Northern Ireland.

Craig Lambert's father guarded Adolf Hitler's deputy during his life sentence in Berlin.

As the Queen marks 70 years on the throne, historian Robert Lacey asks how prepared she was for her destiny.

In difficult times, people are more likely to appoint women and people of colour to be leaders. But this puts crisis leaders in a very precarious position.

All the curling stones used in Beijing are made in Ayrshire using granite from an uninhabited island.

From ancient times to today, portraiture has told us fundamental truths about humanity and identity, whoever the subject. Cath Pound explores the genre's most powerful examples.

The Canadian capital's mayor says the city is out of control, with more protesters than police.

In a rare reversal, Chinese streaming giant Tencent undid massive cuts it had made to the original.

A charity says a biobank library of human tissue is needed so experts can try to cure tinnitus.

The masked men threatened students and stole computers at a Swedish school on Monday.

Michel Roccati tells the BBC he "almost has a normal life" again thanks to an electrical implant.

You sent a text – but it’s been an hour, and your friend hasn’t replied to your message yet. Why are you so angry about it?

As conservative parents compile lists of "radical and racist" texts, critics warn of censorship.

Prescribing the painkiller for chronic pain could have risks, as well as benefits, a study finds.

The discovery of the remains of the Clotilda, 160 years after it sank, brings new life and interest to the settlement built by the original survivors.

Scientists issue a stark warning over the need to make hard choices about the way we use the land.

Faced with worsening floods and a shortage of housing, the Netherlands is seeing growing interest in floating homes.

If you could fly a drone in the skies of Mars, you could cover a lot more territory far more quickly than with a rover. But designing one is an enormous challenge.

Protesters say all Canadians should appreciate their cause, but Ottawa residents are not so sure.

Users may be asked to prove they own a credit card or confirm their age, under new UK rules.

The Scandi and Nordic attitude to play has had a big influence on current design and urban living. Clare Dowdy explores a world of mud, adrenaline and 'skrammellegepladser'.

The Czech sports car owner posted videos of his trip in a Bugatti Chiron on the A2 last summer.

A Nepalese government report leaked to the BBC accuses China of interference in the country's territory.

Regret is often seen as undesirable, but it’s a crucial emotion in helping us develop. How do we harness its powerful lessons?