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South Africa load-shedding: The roots of Eskom's power problem

How corruption backed by a criminal network have led to South Africa's worst-ever power cuts.

ChatGPT: Can China overtake the US in the AI marathon?

Washington's efforts to limit China's access to crucial cutting-edge technology continue.

The Irish clothing and accessories company, Primark , will open the doors of its new store in Lanzarote on Thursday, June 22nd . Located in the Open Mall shopping centre in Arrecife , it is the first Primark store in Lanzarote and number 58 in Spain.The opening of this establishment with 3,100 squar...

Book returned to library almost 100 years late

A book has been returned to a US library almost 100 years late.

Camden leaseholders: 'My £850,000 newbuild flat is now worthless'

Residents say their "futures have been stolen" after their new flats are deemed not fit for purpose.

Make way for Westminster’s biggest celebrity: Suella ‘three points’ Braverman | Marina Hyde

Was the Dua Lipa of SW1 too famous to join an online speed awareness course with the plebs? In her own mind, at least Continue reading...

New Zealand's ratio of sheep to people falls to record low

New Zealand's ratio of sheep to humans has dropped below five to one - the lowest ever recorded.

Jennie Gow: BBC F1 broadcaster tells of stroke recovery

Jennie Gow, who had a stroke in December, says she is determined to come back "as strong as ever".

Can desert algae farms undo some of our damage to the climate? This start-up thinks so

Around 650 million years ago an explosion of algae kick-started human life. Now, this broad group of aquatic organisms could hold the key to help humanity in a very different way - or so says one start-up that is growing algae in the Moroccan desert.

Cannes film festival: the best red carpet looks so far – in pictures

From Dua Lipa to Gigi Hadid, flip-flops to #mermaidcore, the Croisette turned out its yearly assortment of delights Continue reading...

Dolly Partons and debutantes: a Welshman’s view of Arizona – in pictures

David Hurn moved from wet, socialist Wales to a scorching, rightwing state in the US – but his eye for life’s eccentricities remained unchanged Continue reading...

Why car parks are the hottest space in solar power

Car parks are a good place for solar panels, providing shade and electricity where it is needed.

Crossword book club: Michael Gilbert’s Close Quarters

A crossword is the key to identifying a murderer in a whodunnit unlike any otherClose Quarters was published in 1947. But it ends like this:He felt an overwhelming desire for a steak – done red – and a pint of milk stout. Since it was the summer of 1937 he got both without difficulty.‘It’s not playi...

BBC's Naga Munchetty reveals womb condition adenomyosis

The presenter shares her diagnosis of debilitating womb disorder adenomyosis with BBC Radio 5 Live listeners.

Next time you're at the zoo, apparently the elephants will be very happy to see you

Elephants enjoy the presence of zoo visitors, according to a new study.