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Brits are pouring cold water on single-use plastics Awkwardness over asking for a water bottle top-up is becoming a thing of the past as the UK embraces refillables, say campaigners....

It was hailed a miracle when four lost kids were found alive in the Amazon after 40 days this week. But one anthropologist – like the children’s family – was...

Tinkers Bubble is a £120-per-month eco-commune, where farming hilly pastures and making cider are part of daily life There’s been a boom in interest in communal living in recent years....

Booming despite the cost of living crisis, this commune in England is a lesson in community spirit, resourcefulness and self-sufficiency There’s been a boom in interest in communal living in...

As a child, Jo Ingabire Moys survived the Rwandan genocide that decimated her family. It made the filmmaker determined to root out hate speech, reconnect with her history, and tell...

Loved by billions from all corners of the world, nothing can match the cultural reach of the ‘beautiful game’. Can the most popular sport on the planet inspire us to...

For centuries, the clitoris has been ignored by medicine, shrouded in shame and secrecy. Until recently, our most up-to-date information on how many nerve endings it contains came from a...

When Eric Ngalle Charles left his native Cameroon to study in Belgium, little did he know that he’d fall victim to traffickers and end up working as a stripper in...

‘Trash becomes fashion,’ says the Estonian designer who’s bringing new meaning to upcycling. Big brands are starting to take notice Like most fashion designers with a conscience, Reet Aus was...

The public holiday for King Charles III’s coronation will likely give us all a boost, regardless of whether you’re a royalist. Two economists explain why The coronation of King Charles...