LinksDATE

Why does endlessly looking for bad news feel so strangely gratifying – and can we break the habit?

The government had decided last week to lift a ban on burials after criticism from minorities.

The streaming platform said it had changed its spelling of "women" to be more gender neutral.

Three women, who faced up to two years in jail, were found not guilty of offending religious feelings.

If there is a God, would they be bound by the laws of physics?

How the priceless skull of an ancient ancestor was brought to the UK from South Africa for study.

Traditionally, we view reaching a good work-life balance as hitting a goal. But it may be more of a moving target than we realise.

Lawrence Stroll, executive chairman of Aston Martin, tells the BBC he wants to build a firm with a "luxury profile".

The flaw which allowed the Allies to break the Nazi Enigma code.More links & stuff in full description below ↓↓↓First video explaining Enigma: http://youtu.b...

Over the past year, BBC Future has aimed to go deeper into the science behind the pandemic as it evolved. What have we learnt, and what is still unknown?

Some Japanese citizens have said the tests for Covid-19 caused them "psychological distress".

The ex-president, found guilty of trying to bribe a judge, will remain free while he appeals.

A little laughter in this channel

Could the cryptocurrency's huge electricity consumption also sink it?

New York City is a shadow of its former self. Will its unique spirit return after the pandemic ends?

Subscribe to the Real Time YouTube: http://itsh.bo/10r5A1BBill calls on liberals to "stand their ground" when the woke mob comes for them over a ridiculous p...

The Johnson & Johnson vaccine, made by Belgian firm Janssen, is the third jab authorised in the US.

The ornate discovery was used during festivities and parades almost 2,000 years ago, experts say.

An official report says Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved the journalist's murder.

The Duke of Sussex spoke to TV host James Corden about life in the US after stepping back from royal duties.

Facebook and Google have such an advantage that any regulation is unlikely to dent their dominance for years.

The diplomats had no choice as Pyongyang has banned trains from leaving as part of Covid measures.

Warren Millington, 50, died in a 'tragic accident' at a caravan park in Pentewan, an inquest hears.

A computer program that can solve 1980s exploration games could help improve robot intelligence.

Protected land reserved for Brazil's indigenous communities is being traded on the social network.