Health
Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day
Fine art photographer Nancy Breslin joins NPR's Scott Simon in studio to celebrate Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day.
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World
Court ends 53-year-old dispute over JM Kariuki’s land
The family of late politician JM Kariuki has won a property dispute against his former alleged dancers after 53 years.
Variety
My dry eyes and mouth were signs of a devastating disease that mainly strikes women. I’m urging others to seek help as doctors warn a delay can be disastrous
Sheeraz Henderson had just arrived in France on holiday when she noticed her foot was swollen. She'd travelled on the Eurostar, 'so I wondered if it was from not moving…
Fashion
I’ve made hundreds selling my clothes online: here are 5 tips for getting started
Plus stylists’ picks for refreshing your wardrobe and your most-shopped items of AprilThis story was originally published in the Filter US newsletter on buying fewer, better things. Sign up here…
East Africa
Human Rights Orgs Condemn ‘Forced Deportation’ of Sudanese Writer From Egypt
[Dabanga] Cairo -- Thirteen Sudanese and Egyptian human rights organisations have condemned the forced deportation of Sudanese writer Idris Babiker from Egypt, as well as the "harsh and inhumane detention…
Politics
Relish and dread as Starmer ‘shambles’ hangs over Scotland and Wales elections
Laura Kuenssberg travels to Wales and Scotland to speak to candidates and voters ahead of May 7 polls.
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
Thousands of EV Car Leases Are Ending Soon, Giving Buyers a More Affordable Option
The leases on hundreds of thousands of battery-powered cars and trucks will end in the next three years, and many will end up on used-car lots.
Greece
‘Athens cannot operate as a giant hotel’: mayor vows to rescue capital from overtourism
Haris Doukas warns that with 700,000 residents and 8 million tourists, people are being pushed out of their neighbourhoodsIn the heart of ancient Athens, on narrow streets and around archaeological…
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Scientists revive ancient 24,000-year-old ‘zombie worm’ from Arctic ice — then it reproduced
Scientists revived a 24,000-year-old microscopic organism frozen in Siberian permafrost, offering new insights into how life endures extreme conditions.
Australian immigration and asylum
‘Immigration limbo’ left Bikram Lama homeless before he died in Hyde park. Calls are growing for change
Alliance of 48 councils across Australia issue damning statement calling for more support for people in ‘immigration limbo’, joining growing chorusGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news…
World
Slalom Foundation supports Peruvian protected areas as $1.3 trillion carbon credit market grows
As the global sustainable forestry industry grows, long-term conservation projects in Latin American countries like Peru are taking off. The post Slalom Foundation supports Peruvian protected areas as $1.3 trillion…
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‘Gigantic’ ancient octopus used jaws to crush prey and hunted alongside the dinosaurs 100M years ago: study
Octopuses' earliest relatives may have been gigantic predators hunting during the age of dinosaurs, according to new Hokkaido University research.