Even baby orangutans have a first day at school
Orphaned orangutans at the IAR centre in West Borneo learn important skills at 'baby school'.
Chocolate Week: Indulge in the sweetest facial at the Courthouse Hotel
Chocolate facials are just one of the many things that have been taking place for 2016's Chocolate Week.
A knitted full-English brekkie and solidwool furniture among the objects at unusual B&B
B&B features items all made from wool and aims to showcase the diversity, durability and versatility of the material.
Endangered pangolin wins protection from worldwide commercial trade
Pangolins are often referred to as the most trafficked animal in the world.
Nasa discovers water vapour plumes on Jupiter's icy moon Europa
Hubble telescope images indicates a global saline ocean beneath its icy shell.
US Golf legend Arnold Palmer dies aged 87
Palmer died in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at the UPMC Presbyterian Hospital late on Sunday (25 September).
'See it now, buy it now': How instant shopping was the biggest trend of London Fashion Week
From Burberry to Oliver Spencer, brands are bringing tech to the catwalk so customers can shop instantly.
London Fashion Week SS17: Would you wear a dress made out of a car?
Inspired by BMWi, designers are celebrating 10th anniversary by designing a sustainable carbon fibre dress.
London Fashion Week SS17: Ashish proves that diversity remains in style even after Brexit
Ashish's Indian-inspired collection was further proof that #londonisopen for fashion
Tank 100: WWI app marks centenary of the first deployment at Somme
App gives history buffs the chance to explore WWI tanks in both augmented and virtual reality.
Mysterious dog sacrifice dating back 1,000 years discovered in Peruvian temple
The dogs may have been strangled when their masters died – to serve as guides in the afterlife.
Pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart 'died as castaway on desert island'
Aviator ran into trouble and crash-landed on remote desert island attempting to fly around the globe, say theorists.
Coronation Street viewer is still receiving backlash after claiming gay kiss was 'sickening'
Twitter user Davies accused of being a bigot over Billy and Todd's steamy embrace.
Afghanistan: 12-hour police siege ends in Kabul after suicide bombers kill 35
The assault on Kabul was one of the bloodiest in recent weeks.
China wins battle to save giant pandas from extinction
Conservationists say that the bear is still at risk even as it is reclassified as 'vulnerable'.
World's largest gorilla now classified as critically endangered due to illegal hunting
One subspecies of the Eastern Gorilla saw a 77% decline in population in just 20 years.
38 killed across Syria as twin explosions target Russia's Tartus naval base
Images have shown a black column of smoke rising from the highway outside the naval facility.
Electric muscle stimulation is an increasingly popular way to intensify your workout
IBTimes UK went down to Exerceo Training to check it out for ourselves.
This baby panda just took his first steps and now you can help choose his name
'Baby P', as he has so far been known, needs a new name...
An animal welfare organisation tried to release this baby seal into the wild... but it had other ideas
Kroshik, the seal pup, was found by fishermen near the village of Sviritsa.
Chris Brown's alleged victim says singer threatened her with a gun after argument over jewellery
Baylee Curran claims she was merely admiring some jewellery.
Rare white lion cub born in Hungary Zoo
The adorable cub will open its eyes for the first time in around two weeks.
Hong Kong's first Rabbit Cafe - where customers can stroke a bunny - opens to licensing trouble
Local government says cafe has no food licence and there is criticism that animals can be stressed.
Italy: State funeral held for 35 earthquake victims as rescue teams recover more bodies from Amatrice
Italian President Sergio Mattarella, PM Matteo Renzi and others attended the funeral.
Italy planning state funeral for some quake victims of Amatrice as death toll hits 281
Rescuers have been recalled from some towns where all residents were accounted for.
Women in London protest burkini ban in solidarity with 'veiled sisters'
Dozens take part in Wear What You Want Beach Party #BurkiniGate protest outside London's French embassy.
Pokemon Go: Gamers after rare Snorlax cause stampede in Taipei
Players rushed for a chance to catch a rare Snorlax on the mobile sensation.
Turkish tanks roll over the Syrian border to launch assault on Isis-held city of Jarablus
Advance preceded by air strikes and artillery bombardment in Turkey's largest intervention in Syrian civil war.
RSPCA alarmed at restart of 'failed' badger culls to control bovine TB
The charity says there is no evidence culls have worked and the government should focus on cattle husbandry.
Sumatran great ape releases jazz single on World Orangutan Day
The 21-year-old recorded the piano and drum tune on a mobile phone app Garage Band.
