The scale of the challenge for Ukraine to take back territory is becoming clear as forces confront Russian defences up to 30 kilometres deep in some areas. 

In his new book, Foreign Bodies, Simon Schama covers the history of pandemics, vaccines and the scientists who developed them.

Between growing complexity for volunteers on strata committees, the cost of living crisis forcing people to sacrifice paying their strata fees, and a push towards medium density housing - the cracks are beginning to show.

What does the tournament mean for developing nations where women's sport is often undervalued and underfunded?

We've all seen the weekly headlines about scandals at consulting firms like PwC – but do we actually understand how these Big Four firms actually work?

The result of this weekend's elections in Cambodia seems a foregone conclusion. So what of the country’s future?

Academics are often encouraged to get on social media to promote their work and drive up citations. But a process called 'enshittification' is making this increasingly useless. 

For the first time in 63 years there will be an industry-wide shut down in Hollywood with thousands of film and television actors to strike.

The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists has joined Hollywood writers in going on strike, forcing productions to come to a halt.

It's the first time the two groups have gone on strike together since the 1960s - so why now?

"We were warned to watch out for scorpions as we slept on the ground in the desert" - Ahmed recounts his escape from the conflict in Sudan.

The 'marriage of democracy with the market economy is failing' argues the chief economics commentator of the UK's Financial Times.