Work is suspended on a statue of Gandhi in Malawi, after campaigners argue he used racial slurs.

Errors have been found in a recent study suggesting the oceans were soaking up more heat than previously thought.

The move comes after the government was unable to direct aid to hurricane-hit islands in 2017.

What forms of transport in urban environments expose you to the highest amounts of pollutants?

A judge said Keiko Fujimo, who is accused of taking bribes from a Brazilian firm, could flee abroad.

As if horse racing was not dangerous enough, these Canadian Indian riders also have no saddles.

In 1993, a compound in Texas became a horrific fireball, killing members of a cult, including 24 Britons.

The Fusion bot shares and teaches skills by transferring body motions from one person to another.

The long-awaited high-speed train link brings relief to commuters, but angers some Palestinians.

Foreign trawlers and fishmeal plants are increasingly threatening the livelihood of Senegal's fishermen.

Derided as far-right, Vox has begun to attract supporters with its anti-migrant, nationalist message.

Melting Arctic sea ice may be about to open up the Northwest Passage to cargo shipping.

Critics say tougher identification and registration requirements are designed to limit voter participation.

Anthropologie apologises for mass-producing artist Tara Burke's work without her permission.

Parents should ignore the myths and get their children vaccinated, the chief medical officer says.

A rights group reports a culture of open, unchallenged abuse, particularly by men in positions of power.

The US president says he has "forcefully condemned hatred and bigotry" but this goes unreported.

The flight data recorder will give vital clues as to why the Lion Air plane fell from the sky.

School students use an "inadvertent" coincidence on a state-wide test to unleash fake reviews.

UK scientists demonstrate the practicality of identifying and counting whales from orbit.

The FA writes to non-league clubs warning they will be relegated if they do not increase the size of their dressing rooms.