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Popemobile to become a clinic for children in Gaza One of Pope Francis’s popemobiles is to be converted into a mobile clinic to deliver frontline care to children in Gaza...

A home in Ghana rescues trafficked child slaves and rehabilitates them. Founded by a former child slave, his story and those of the inhabitants are as inspiring as they are...

The Goldman prize revealed its winners Ordinary people who took extraordinary actions to protect the planet from mining giants, plastic companies and energy firms are among the winners of this...

‘Gamechanger’ heart failure treatment cuts deaths A “pioneering” new way of treating heart failure has cut deaths by nearly two-thirds, bringing hope to those affected by the potentially deadly condition....

4. Amina Hatia One of the six case-studies in our Joyful Jobs cover story this issue, midwife Amina Hatia uses her nurturing instinct to help people flourish as parents via...

Journeying to warmer climes for the winter, a flock of northern bald ibis tails a microlight aircraft, spurred on by whoops of encouragement from their human foster parents. This annual...

Under-fire US researchers were offered a haven to continue their work European universities are offering ‘scientific asylum’ to US-based researchers fleeing Donald Trump’s crackdown on academia. The White House administration’s...

Bearing nature’s beauty and fragility – snoozing king of the Arctic wins photo contest - Positive News The shot alludes, judges noted, to the adaptability of wildlife in changing environments,...

Football kit is coming home (via your local charity shop) Every minute, the equivalent of 951 football shirts are sent to UK landfills, according to the charity Green Football. That’s...

Europe’s train network is undergoing something of a renaissance – and one tour company is climbing on board The Swedes have a word for it: tågskryt. It means literally ‘train...