A pack of wolves has become established in the Danish wilderness; one of several recent ‘rewilding’ successes across Europe
A new campaign sets out to end discrimination against Gypsy and Traveller communities, the ‘last respectable form of racism’
New technology and community engagement strategies have helped the city's police force cut gun crime
Credit and debit card fees that are added to payments for goods and services will be axed from January, the government has announced
Solar energy is helping to save lives in Syria by providing a more reliable power supply
A community microgrid is helping New Yorkers exchange renewable power
Could riding the waves be the ultimate meditation? Professional surfer and author Sam Bleakley suggests what the oceans can teach us about our place in the natural world
Nathan Roberts, chief executive of A Band of Brothers, explains how the network's male mentors help young men become more emotionally expressive
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From LA’s ‘gangsta gardener’ to a stay-at-home man in Hertfordshire, the new issue of Positive News magazine interviews people who are ‘rewriting the man code’
From hip-hop that tackles toxic masculinity, to frank online discussions about mental health, a global movement is asking afresh: what does it mean to be a man?
Thousands of Farc guerrillas in Colombia have begun the process of becoming civilians again following a peace deal with the government
North Sea cod has been certified as sustainable after stocks recover from the brink of near collapse
A lack of hygienic sanitation is a major issue in many parts of the world, but are resource-hungry western style toilets the only option? Not according to the company piloting a loo that's waterless, off-grid and able to charge your phone. Lina Zeldovich travels to Madagascar to witness the start of a lavatorial revolution
Young people who are taking the latest HIV drugs have a near-normal life expectancy as a result of improvements in treatments, a study suggests
