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Torotoro is now high in the Andes, but 80 million years ago it was a wetland teeming with dinosaurs. And its National Park has thousands of dinosaur footprints. There is still much to be explored – and locals want more tourists to visit. Exploring Bolivia’s ‘Jurassic Park’ dinosaur graveyard
The role of women in the Catholic Church is being reassessed after a Synod held in October launched new proposals for churches and diocese across the world. But women weren’t allowed to vote in this Synod, and some are now not just asking for votes – they’re asking for shared ministry, or women’s ordination. Producer: […]
The Chineke! Orchestra is Europe’s first classical orchestra with a majority of black musicians. Past members include Sheku Kanneh-Mason, the cellist who performed at the Royal Wedding in May. BBC What’s New? spoke to two members of their youth orchestra, Betania Johnny and Didier Osindero. Producer: Ben Hunte Chineke! Europe’s first majority black orchestra
Tampons, drones and more surprising innovations from World War One that changed the world. Listen to more stories from Newsday. Video produced by Trystan Young. What do tampons and WWI have in common?
French president Emmanuel Macron has defended his idea of a European military force, while at a news conference with Donald Trump. A day before the meeting, the US president had lashed out at Macron’s idea that the EU needed a joint army to handle threats from the US, China and Russia. But Mr Macron and […]
President Trump has taken steps to ban undocumented immigrants to the US from applying for asylum except at a port of entry. On announcing the move, the White House cited the caravan of Central American migrants currently making its way north through Mexico towards the United States. The measure, which is expected to be challenged […]
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