Need some soap? What could be better than antibacterial handwash that kills 99.9% of bacteria? Well, ordinary soap, says the FDA in America, which is banning the sale of certain soaps (bars, gels and liquids) containing antibacterial ingredients.

Cutting hunger and growing more food is a huge challenge as climate change makes weather more erratic around the world

Wallet, phone, high school diploma and a one-way ticket – just a few of the things refugees may grab as they cast one last look around their home before fleeing.

Newspaper columnists, and other opinion-havers, love few things so much as bemoaning our “culture of outrage”. But we’re actually rather conflicted when it comes to the subject of anger.

Our leaders must talk more ambitiously about what we are for and less about what we are against

The devastating Israeli occupation for decades has brought down the Palestinian economy to its knees. But the economy could easily double...

The refugee crisis in Europe was already pushing the European Union toward disintegration when, on June 23, it helped drive the British to vote to Brexit the EU.

For late-blooming Swiss star Stan Wawrinka, inspiration comes from the words of Irish poet Samuel Beckett tattooed on his left forearm : “Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better.”

I have repeatedly attempted to discipline one of my employees but it hasn’t done any good.

Microscopic particles, possibly from air pollution, have been found in human brain tissue, according to a new study which flagged an Alzheimer’s risk.

Donald Trump, the US Republican Party’s presidential nominee, has again shaken up his campaign organisation.

Do you have trouble getting along with your brother or sister? Do you feel tension in the pit of your stomach just thinking about it?