The BBC gains access to an operation to destroy millions of pills of an amphetamine made in Syria.
Covid-19: Couple holds 10,000 people drive-thru wedding in Malaysia
It took three hours for all guests to exchange a wave and smile with the newly-weds in Malaysia.
US cyber-attack: Around 50 firms ‘genuinely impacted’ by massive breach
The expert whose company uncovered the hack also backs US officials’ view that Russia was behind it.
European regulator says Boeing’s 737 Max is safe
Executive Director Patrick Ky said his organisation had “left no stone unturned” in its review.
The Belgian ‘hero’ who invaded UK fishing waters
The story of Victor Depaepe, who tested fishing rights in UK waters granted by King Charles II.
‘Yes, people have Zoom fatigue but it’s not our fault’
Zoom director Aparna Bawa says video conferencing can tire people out, but her firm isn’t to blame.
How should you talk to friends and relatives who believe conspiracy theories?
Advice from experts and those who used to believe conspiracy theories about how to avoid rows this festive season.
Sudan-Israel deal fuels migrants’ fears
Israel is supported by some Sudanese communities, yet restoring relations may not be good news from them.
K2: ‘Savage Mountain’ beckons for unprecedented winter climb
Two European climbers set off this week in an attempt to scale the winter summit of K2.
Covid vaccine: ‘Disappearing’ needles and other rumours debunked
We examine widely shared false claims about vaccines – from “disappearing” needles to a “dead” nurse.