A self-perpetuating violent cycle of cattle raiding, territorial disputes and revenge attacks creates a crisis in the world’s newest country

For female students, the move would spell the end of their careers and prospects under Taliban rule

Exclusive: The latest death was reported miles from the airport where the outbreak began

The organisation, which fights malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV in poor countries, said it had to quickly “adapt” amid a funding shortfall

It is hoped the move will galvanise action in the archipelago at the centre of the world’s fastest-growing HIV crisis

India, the ‘snakebite capital of the world’, has an antivenom problem. A trial in mice points to a potential solution

Announcing a $1bn investment, Gates says AIs will have to learn hundreds of new languages and customs if they are to serve the world equally

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Higher temperatures mean more mosquitoes, and with them will come a new surge in “break-bone” fever, say experts

With posh grub, open fires, historic features and cosy bedrooms, these charming inns offer so much more than a bed, a pie and a pint

From the cleaning product she’d never buy to the importance of a quality vacuum, Lorraine Dale shares her expert tips

A skeletal maternity service is battling to keep mothers and babies alive in Afghanistan. It is running on borrowed time