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India coronavirus: How police won hearts with cakes, songs and sacrifice

India's lockdown has brought the police and public closer, but will it last?

India coronavirus: How cake and songs made police pandemic heroes

India's lockdown has brought the police and public closer, but will it last?

Wuhan Tests, Modi Rescue Package, Reopenings: Your Wednesday Briefing

Here’s what you need to know.

Leaf Arbuthnot: How rent-a-gran scheme sparked a debut novel

Leaf Arbuthnot's story of intergenerational friendship makes for a debut apt for the here and now.

Sonantic is ready to convince listeners that synthetic voices can cry

When you think of voice assistants like Amazon’s Alexa and Apple’s Siri, the words “emotional” and “expressive” probably don’t come to mind. Instead, there’s that recognizably flat and polite voice, dev...

Afghan attack: US secretary of state condemns shooting at Kabul maternity ward

Mike Pompeo says the Kabul attack which killed two babies and 12 mothers and nurses was "sheer evil".

Amateur archaeologists redraw map of Roman Britain – from home

Volunteers find ‘astounding’ number of unknown sites in south-west from aerial surveysDigging at archaeological sites around the UK has been brought to a shuddering halt by the coronavirus, but research being undertaken from home by a group of amateu...

Dogs endure emotional difficulties in puberty like humans, says study

Research finds animals are less responsive to instructions from their carer during adolescenceMoody, unpredictable and with an striking disregard for the rules, teenagers can be hard to handle. Now it turns out the same is true for adolescent dogs.Re...

Coronavirus lockdown: Why garden centres reopened first

A national obsession and an industry at the mercy of the seasons meant it was time to (safely) open up.

How do you recover after surviving a near fatal bout of coronavirus?

BBC Medical Correspondent Fergus Walsh visits University College Hospital to see how staff help rehabilitate Covid-19 patients coming out of intensive care.

MPs urge UK ban on chlorinated chicken and hormone-fed beef

Hormone-fed beef and chlorine-washed chicken should remain banned in England. the government is warned.

Coronavirus: Venezuelans struggling with fuel shortage

Venezuela has the world's largest reserves of oil, but Covid-19 has worsened the current crisis.

Coronavirus: What does a 'Covid-secure' office look like?

One way corridors and Perspex screens, the future of the office will look very different.

Ahmaud Arbery and the Ghosts of Lynchings Past

As a black man living in Georgia, I am all too aware of the state’s history of lynching.

The Coronavirus Mental Health Crisis Hits Home

A journal of the Plague Year: Week 9.