Watch Brian Cox mentor next generation of actors

New laser technology is helping border security to distinguish illegal ivory from legal mammoth tusks.

Former Federal Reserve economist Claudia Sahm says future policy is uncertain after Donald Trump's re-election.

The BBC's Tom Brook looks at how the fall of the Berlin Wall 35 years ago influenced countless filmmakers.

Friends are not just fun to be around, having a steady group of friends can help us live longer.

How pranayama, the ancient art of controlled yogic breathing, can help to reduce anxiety.

Global political risk expert says disinformation paired with a close outcome poses the biggest risk in the US.

In Sweden, a deep-rooted cultural code called Jantelagen stops many from talking about their wealth.

Terry Haines of Pangaea Policy says the split US political scene makes it tricky to fix fiscal issues.

Writer Carmen Roberts tours Puglia's coast, meeting local elders who are trying to preserve a pasta tradition.

The BBC gets access to Michelangelo's 'secret hiding room' under the Medici Chapel in Florence.

Energy CEO Lorenzo Simonelli wants to work with either candidate to help meet the energy demands in the US.

PlasticFri, a green tech company based in Sweden, has developed a plant-based alternative to plastic.

Investment strategist suggests wariness of AI is overblown and that technology firms will be the profit-makers.

Long before pumpkins became a sign of Halloween, people carved faces into turnips to ward off evil spirits.

We ask board-certified dermatologists Bruce Brod and Dee Anna Glaser to explain how lip balm works.

75-year-old Bruce Springsteen explains why he has no plans to stop touring.

Expert says Q3 earnings for Google parent company Alphabet promise to be robust, especially in Cloud and AI.

Voodoo, often portrayed as something to be feared, is having a renaissance in New Orleans.

Expert says the strength of the dollar has prompted many to question if an earlier US Fed rate cut was necessary.

BBC travel reporter Lucy Hedges leaves city life behind to embrace nomadic living in the Mongolian countryside.