Here come the brides in Northern Ireland's first same-sex marriage'Our love is personal, but the law which said we couldn't marry was political. We are delighted that, with our wedding, we can now say that those days are over.' |
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FACTBOX-Gay marriage rights around the worldAs Sharni Edwards and Robyn Peoples make history as the first same-sex couple to marry in Northern Ireland, here are key facts about gay marriage around the world |
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Art and technology expose 'hidden inequalities' in citiesDrone images highlighting stark housing differences can help cities combat entrenched inequalities, says artist |
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Indian couple gets jail in Singapore's first labour trafficking convictionThe two Indian nationals were given a prison term of five years and six months each after they were found guilty of exploiting three Bangladeshi women they recruited to dance at nightclubs |
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With Oscar glory, 'Parasite' shines light on Seoul's housing crisisThe South Korean film 'Parasite' highlights the widening divide and lack of affordable housing in the capital Seoul, say social analysts |
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U.N. targets small farm businesses to help poorest producersDespite producing half of the world's food calories, most small-scale food producers cannot access loans, while hunger and poverty are increasingly concentrated where they live and work |
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Global power-related CO2 emissions flatten after 2-year rise-IEAEU emissions fell by 160 million tonnes or 5% last year from a year earlier due to more use of natural gas and wind power in electricity generation |
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'Kings who were queens': Britain's hidden LGBT+ history proves major drawBritain's parliament has the highest proportion of LGBT+ members of any in the world, with 45 of its current lawmakers - 7% of the total |
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Smart drones to be tested in battle against E. Africa locust swarmsThe impact on the region's food supply could be enormous - a locust swarm of a square kilometre is able to eat the same amount of food in one day as 35,000 people |
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In fire-hit rural Australia, climate debate burns deepIn Buchan, a farming town in Victoria state, most locals say they believe the catastrophic fires have nothing to do with global warming |
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Green transport set to overtake cars in world's major cities by 2030Many authorities are looking to discourage private car journeys, while a boom in bike-sharing schemes and electric-powered small vehicles are giving residents new ways to get around |
OPINION: Ten years left to end hunger – why hope grows on small farmsExtreme weather events are becoming the new normal, posing an existential threat to our food systems. |
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