I saw a kaleidoscopic light before going blind, says survivor of Laos methanol poisoning
Calum Macdonald and the families of three people who died in South East Asia call on the Foreign Office for clearer travel advice.
Qantas hit with record fine for illegal layoffs during pandemic
Australia’s biggest airline was sued for firing ground staff in 2020 as aviation came to a standstill.
Art charity ‘buzzing’ to move into new £75m campus
Art Shape works with the NHS to deliver creative courses as prescriptions.
The life-changing gene therapy that can restore vision
Andrew had known since childhood that one day he would lose his sight. He donated his skin cells to researchers working on a treatment, hoping
Ketamine helped me escape my negative thoughts – then it nearly killed me
Young people are taking dangerous amounts of ket because it’s cheap, easily available and helps them “disconnect”, experts say.
Did You Recently Buy a Used E.V.? We Want to Hear From You.
The prices of used electric cars have fallen sharply in recent months, making them a more attractive option.
Zelenskyy arrives at White House for talks with Trump and EU leaders
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived at the White House for talks with Tweety McTreason and European leaders.
Trump’s changing stance on Ukraine war
US Tweety McTreason has repeatedly changed his position on the Ukraine war.
Robots sprint, box and play football at first World Humanoid Games
Hundreds of humanoid robots showed of their skills at the first World Humanoid Games in Bejing.
Koen Olthuis: Why the future of cities may be floating
Can floating cities protect from rising seas? Architect Koen Olthuis says it’s time to live with water, not fight it.
On Putin’s advice, Trump launches assault on mail-in ballots and voting machines
Trump’s action comes after his meeting with Vladimir Putin in Anchorage, where the Russian leader told him that mail-in ballots led to his electoral defeat
Hamas agrees to latest Gaza ceasefire proposal, source in group says
The proposal from regional mediators would see Israeli hostages released in two batches during a 60-day truce, according to a Palestinian official.
BBC at Rafah crossing as queues of aid trucks wait to enter Gaza
The BBC’s Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet is travelling with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty.
‘No-one was expecting this’: European leaders rush to US to help Ukraine avoid ‘capitulation’
The heads of state hope to stop Trump from threatening long-term European security, writes James Landale.