An insider guide to 48 hours exploring Italy’s largest lake – from picturesque boat trips to verdant terraced gardens

An insider guide to 48 hours in Italy’s ritziest region – from exquisite villas to romantic restaurants

Undercover investigation finds passengers are being sold official documents and allowed to board flights to risk zones without needing jabs

The outbreak of the rare Bundibugyo species of Ebola could become the biggest in history

Exclusive: Sir Jeremy Farrar, who advised the government on Covid, resigns after helping to implement job cuts at global body

After decades of progress, infections are increasing – and almost all cases coincide with large populations of stray dogs

Sea turtles, sweet treats and sunsets, our expert guide shows there's more to this Greek isle than raucous nightlife

The debate highlights the difficulties involved in designing and running trials during a medical emergency

A summer of record-breaking heatwaves has turned the capital into a tinderbox

After a century of perfecting antivenom, Brazil’s Butantan Institute is sharing its life-saving snake research with the world

Tasmanian devils, platypus and dingoes all at risk of contracting the highly contagious bird flu as the country battles growing case numbers

Results day has arrived and Telegraph readers share their present ideas for loved ones heading off to study

Congo’s current epidemic is on track to eclipse the West African Ebola outbreak of 2014 to 2016

The African island is currently battling its largest-ever outbreak of the virus formerly known as monkeypox

Hundreds of thousands fleeing the war in Sudan fight for food and water in eastern Chad, where conditions have moved beyond breaking point

Post-traumatic stress disorder in the general population has increased by 70 per cent following the October 7 attacks

Blaze likened to a ‘bomb going off’ as fast-moving flames force 20,000 to flee homes

More than 200 people headed for DRC’s capital Kinshasa are detained following the death of a passenger who had already disembarked

Not short of outstanding accommodation, this idyllic pocket of England is home to some of the country's most heart-soaring places to stay

Changing patterns in fish stocks may drive uninfected migrating seals into rabid populations