WWF tracking dolphins down the Amazon in scientific first
WWF has tagged Amazon river dolphins in order to understand how they live, move, and how human-made threats like gold mining affect their health.
Jihadis returning to UK must be punished says British anti-Isis fighter who saw 'barbarity' in Syria
Macer Gifford left the UK to join anti-Isis fight in Syria in 2014. He spent three years fighting with Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) YPG group.
Video allegedly shows Cameroon soldiers dragging and beating protesters amid deadly rallies
Video surfaces as rights group claims security forces killed at least 17 people during pro-independence demonstrations in English speaking areas on 1 October.
'Mans not hot'- Jeremy Corbyn does Roadman Shaq impression at World Transformed event
The worker's struggle for recognition in a capitalist system goes 'skrrrrrra pa pa kakaka'.
The five biggest Premier League transfer deals of 2017
Premier League clubs spent a combined £1.4bn on players during this summer's transfer window.
Amazing 4K Nasa video shows what southern Europe looks like from Space
Nasa has released stunning Ultra HD footage of Europe seen from the ISS.
Unicycles, milkmaids and Genghis Khan disco: When Eurovision got really weird
Who remembers Lordi?
The DRC has become a 'powder keg' as angry protesters roar at Joseph Kabila to go
UK and Belgium say they will have to re-evaluate their relationships with the vast African nation.
This Sarajevo hostel lets tourists taste the horrors of Bosnian War
Sarajevo hostel is letting tourists experience war as it was in the Bosnian capital 20 years ago.
India is ignoring its growing acid attack crisis – but brave survivors are fighting back
Hundreds of women are attacked for rejecting marriage proposals or sexual advances, but acid is widely available.
Nigeria: This is how Mama Boko Haram believes the insurgency can end
Barrister Wakil speaks on ways to end insurgency as Boko Haram 'asks her' to represent them in peace talks.
An estimated 20,000 could die in two earthquakes predicted to hit Japan in next 30 years
One could hit Tokyo and the Nankai Trough Quake would cause a devastating tsunami in north and central Japan.
'Stop Trump' bus tours London urging Americans abroad to vote against Republican candidate
Avaaz said that out of 8 million Americans abroad, only 12% voted in the last election.
Australian police capture 14ft 'cattle-eating' crocodile
An official said that they think another large crocodile may still be in the area.
Bullets sprayed in terrifying petrol station shootout caught on CCTV
Two men blast away at each other at close quarters.
British woman stabbed to death in Australia by French man allegedly shouting 'Allahu Akbar'
The attack has also left a 30-year-old British man in critical condition.
Going for gold: Global brands begin chase for Great Britain's brightest Olympic stars
Large companies are falling over themselves to find the next Jessica Ennis-Hill or Mo Farah to promote their products.
US Olympic swimmers removed from plane by Brazil police investigating armed robbery
The two were with fellow swimmers Ryan Lochte and James Feigen when they were allegedly robbed at gunpoint in Rio.
Video shows liberated Iraqis help root out defected Islamic State fighters
Officers can be heard shouting instructions and asking each man their name in search of Isis supporters.
Comfort Women: Former World War Two sex slaves demand Japan admits legal responsibility
Comfort women were forced into sexual slavery by Japanese military before and during the Second World War.
Interest in cupping on the rise as therapy becomes topic of Rio Olympics
As Michael Phelps soared through the water, people wanted to know why his body was covered in marks.
Who is Fadumo Dayib, Somalia's first female presidential hopeful?
Meet the presidential candidate who confounds stereotypes and wants to confront injustice.
Eurostar workers in seven day strike over Bank Holiday
RMT Union members to stage walkout over work-life balance dispute.
Migrant crisis: Save 'vital' services in Calais' Jungle refugee camp, say humanitarian groups
Plans to demolish kitchens and shops 'will have traumatic impact' – especially on children.
Irom Sharmila: Indian activist eats honey in first taste of food after 16 year hunger strike
Sharmila just nded the world's longest-ever hunger strike with a lick of honey.
Manchester United to pay world record Paul Pogba fee over the next two years
United confirmed the Frenchman's return in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Turkey's Erdogan to meet Putin to reset relations with Moscow
Relations between the countries broke down after a Russian jet was shot down by the Turkish Air Force on the Syrian border in November.
Deadly bomb blast targets hospital in Pakistan's Quetta, kills at least 53
Balochistan's Chief Minister Sanaullah Zehri suspects Indian intelligence agency's hand in the blast.
Singapore on alert after Isis 'rocket attack' terror plot foiled by Indonesia police
Singapore's Home Affairs Minister calls for extra vigilance as terrorism threat increases.
Rio 2016: Critics hit out at opening ceremony 'climate change lecture' as Olympics begin
Many have taken to Twitter to point out Rio's 'hypocrisy' based on their own environmental record.
