While serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in the jungles of Papua New Guinea, Mark Hayward spent his last night in the village listening to the horrific screams of the young woman on the left dying from the effects of cerebral malaria because the proper me

This edition focuses on the situation in Sudan's conflict-ridden Darfur region.

Scientists on Sunday said they had ruled out a key hypothesis to explain Earth's greatest extinction, when 95 percent of marine species and 70 percent of land species were wiped out.

The high-profile status given to the SDC has also drawn the ire of a number of people.

The creators of the BBC Micro are reuniting at the Science Museum in London to discuss the legacy of the computer known fondly as "the Beeb".

A US judge has ordered Starbucks to repay its California coffee-makers more than $100m (£50m) in tips that were paid to shift supervisors.

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Thousands of people are taking part in "virtual protests" against countries accused of censoring the internet.

EU leaders meeting for their spring summit in Brussels are poised to agree on a timetable for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

Iceland is likely to approve the commercial hunting of whales for this summer, the BBC has learned.