Ten million people stand to benefit from a cooler and more biodiverse capital, say the organisers of an ambitious project to ...

With nearly 50 million children displaced by conflict and violence, charities are finding ways to give young people something often lost in war: the chance to play Hamza, a 10-year-old Palestinian boy ...

We often talk about the impact journalism has on democracy and how we understand the world. But what about its impact on how ...

When Dorothy Lowakutuk became one of Africa’s first female elephant keepers, she joined a movement challenging old ...

In a pivotal moment for climate justice in Australia, the country’s highest court has ruled against proposals to expand a massive coal mine in New South Wales. In what was billed a “David versus ...

Four individuals and organisations challenging authoritarian rule, patriarchal violence and unchecked AI development have been awarded an ‘alternative Nobel prize’. Better known as the Right ...

Schoolgirl, author and seasoned mudlark Emmylou Vaxby has spent nearly a decade searching the Thames foreshore for fragments ...

From handmade goods on Brick Lane to vintage fashion and classic cars at King’s Cross, London's markets are opening this spring with a focus on sustainability and community As London blossoms into ...

France’s first social housing project designed for LGBTQIA+ seniors has opened in Lyon. For many residents, it’s not just a roof over their heads – it’s the start of a new chapter of safety, ...

From captaining the Somalia national team, to championing underrepresented groups at a London football club, award-winning footballer Iqra Ismail is creating space for all in the beautiful game “I got ...

Members of The Offline Club are swapping out their phones for board games, books and tranquillity. Now, the concept is poised to go global ‘Turn off, tune out and drop in’. That’s the message to ...