From war zones to inner-city London, a new generation of land defenders are digging in – reclaiming soil, space and power ...

Wake up, hug a dog, drink a coffee, take the dogs out for a walk, sit down in my library and crack on with my latest book, ...

Grades are better in schools with smartphone bans, according to a landmark study which “puts hard evidence behind what teachers and parents have long seen”. In a first-of-its-kind trial involving ...

With smartphones a near-constant presence in children’s lives, one grassroots movement is pushing back – with remarkable ...

Fourteen years, 380 embroiderers and an estimated billion and a half stitches: the Red Dress project allows people around the world to tell their stories through embroidery Is this the ultimate ...

An AI-assisted brain scanning tool has been shown to rapidly speed up stroke diagnosis, enabling more than half of patients to recover. That’s according to England’s National Health Service, which is ...

Whether it’s the pressure to shave seconds off your PB with the latest kit, travelling to events or the endless tide of race merch, what should be one of the greenest sports around can easily run up a ...

An innovative scheme is helping imprisoned dads and their children bond over play, fitness and shared meals – transforming family time beyond the confines of prison visits Children of dads who are in ...

In a city teeming with trees yet reliant on imported timber, furniture maker Bruce Saunders saw a contradiction – and an opportunity. He co-founded Fallen & Felled to give a second life to urban trees ...

When you’re stuck in a rut, moving forward can feel impossible. Here are five ways to try to progress through struggles Often solutions to our problems are within our reach, but fear of failure, ...

The world’s highest court has paved the way for polluting nations to be sued for their emissions in a ruling described as “a once-in-a-generation moment” for climate justice. On Wednesday, the ...