French judges say there are not enough grounds to prosecute Air France and Airbus over the 2009 crash.
Article 370: The weddings ‘ruined’ by Kashmir’s lockdown
Indian-administered Kashmir is under a security crackdown after it was stripped of its special status.
Ghost ship fire: No convictions over 36 deaths in Oakland warehouse
The jury cleared one man and could not reach a verdict against his co-accused over the 2016 tragedy.
Hot car death dad says new US rules aren’t enough
US car-makers agree to add rear seat reminder technology, but one bereaved father is unimpressed.
Man charged £55k for a single beer in Manchester hotel
Peter Lalor is waiting for a refund after being mistakenly charged £55,315 for a £5.50 bottle of ale.
TIFF 2019: Once Were Brothers opens Toronto Film Festival
The opening night documentary movie tells the story of Robbie Robertson and The Band.
Are fires in the Amazon and elsewhere getting worse?
Forest fires are raging in many parts of the world but are there more than ever?
Chandrayaan-2: The grand ambitions of India’s second Moon mission
India will try to land a rover on the Moon, but how will it get there and why does it matter?
The woman who dares to run a feminist radio station in Afghanistan
You might not expect to find a radio station promoting women’s rights in the Afghan city of Kunduz – but this is precisely what Radio Roshani does.
Dutch woman’s candid tweet that launched helpline for the lonely
When Nadï van de Watering reached out on social media, she generated more than a million messages.