Vaccine lottery: Indian states grapple with how to share COVID-19 jabs

Everyone aged 45 or over is eligible for free vaccine doses from federal supplies, with state governments responsible for allocating their stocks to people aged 18-44

Afghan girls determined to go back to school after deadly attack

Pupils, families and teachers all expressed their commitment to education in a country where girls were blocked from school under Taliban rule

ANALYSIS - Elon Musk wants a greener bitcoin. Has he got a plan or a pipedream?

Tesla could play a role by investing in new projects aimed at boosting the use of renewable energy in mining, according to cryptocurrency specialists

Britain urged to enshrine paid leave post-miscarriage

As companies develop new policies for employees dealing with miscarriages, the government faces calls for more inclusive legislation

Solar minibuses for Africa? Data seen as key to green transport switch

Solar-powered electric charging points could be the solution for African cities, researchers say - but to attract investment, more information is needed on informal transport systems

Ditch coal to avert 'catastrophe', UK's climate tsar says

British official in charge of COP26 climate conference says that, to meet goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, the world will need to ditch coal altogether

Pioneering Welsh mayor takes aim at 'male or female' gender split

The world's first openly non-binary mayor Owen Hurcum wants to change attitudes towards people who do not identify as either male or female

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