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Four lives lost in a Channel small-boat sinking, prompting ongoing assessment from French authorities as the situation develops.

Journalists from Ghana and Nigeria complete intensive science communication program at Imperial College London, enhancing their ability to deliver accurate, evidence-based reporting to influence policymakers.

Devastating airstrikes in Beirut leave over 180 dead and 890 injured, as the BBC reports from the scene of the destruction. Unraveling the escalating conflict.

Oil and gas prices have spiked as the fragile ceasefire between Iran and its neighbors shows signs of unraveling, with Israel and the US threatening renewed military action.

As tensions escalate, the US announces plans to keep forces stationed near Iran, raising concerns about the fragility of ceasefire efforts in the region.

Newly published research reveals that a 300-million-year-old tentacled sea creature, previously believed to be the world's oldest octopus, is actually a relative of the nautilus.

New developments emerge as the Iran-Israel ceasefire enters its second day, with uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz and Lebanon amid ongoing regional tensions.

Dive into the troubling segregated past of The Masters, a prominent golf tournament with a legacy marked by racial discrimination.

Legal experts analyze the harsh conviction of Kashmiri activist Aasiya Andrabi, highlighting concerns over freedom of speech and the broader pattern in India's approach to dissent.

British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper to call for Lebanon's involvement in the Iran-US ceasefire agreement, as conflict in the region remains tense.