Fishermen on Lake Victoria in Kenya have begun using some of Africa’s first electric fishing boats.

Researchers hoping to collect mud samples from deep under an Antarctic ice shelf were amazed to discover small creatures living in the dark, freezing water.

The so-called sharing economy has been greatly affected by the continuing Covid-19 pandemic.

Calls are growing in India for Chief Justice Sharad Bobde to resign over his "atrocious" remarks.

Believers are using an old, irrelevant law to herald the supposed return to power of Donald Trump.

Pro-choice activists hope Argentina's legalisation of abortion will bring about change elsewhere.

This is the story of LeBron James, the high school phenomenon who turned three failing franchises into NBA-winning teams.

See how extreme weather has affected an vital reservoir in California.

The shop will stock hundreds of new own-brand items including UK-sourced milk and desserts.

A session is cancelled because of "potential threats" from a militia to storm the Congress building.

Linda Reynolds is sorry for the “offensive remark” about an alleged rape victim, Australia's PM says.

The gaming giant will invest in Singapore and Macau, where it is building a London-themed resort.

The Duchess of Sussex says she does not know how Buckingham Palace could expect her to "be silent".

The cats were found huddled together on the sinking vessel when the navy was sent to check the site.

The decision comes after Chancellor Merkel said data showed the jab was effective for the elderly too.

Kieron Pollard hits six sixes in one over off Akila Dhananjaya, who had earlier taken a hat-trick, in West Indies' T20 defeat of Sri Lanka.

It is the first such death from the venomous ocean animal in Australia in 15 years.

Only 180 of the 1.5 million youth football players in England will make it to the Premier League. So what happens to the rest?

A new five-year plan may signal a switch from fossil fuels, but economic worries could limit change.

Anti-coup demonstrators return to the streets, a day after 38 people were killed.

It may feel at times like little has gone right for Liverpool this season but the rise of local boy Curtis Jones has provided a much-needed spark.