Claire Toureille

Macron looks likely to beat far-right Marine Le Pen to the presidency—but even if he does, he faces a battle ahead.

Artists and performers will join the public to edit, translate and create pages about women for the online encyclopedia.

James Charles expressed fear about "getting Ebola" on a trip to "Africa."

The move is likely to face fierce resistance from pro-life religious groups.

Japan's ageing population has seen scientists want to redefine when somebody is old.

The majority of Britain's statues commemorate men, so three new monuments to women is significant.

Get the formula right and Christmas songs are the copyright that keepS giving, but it's not that easy...

Hope Not Hate proposed legal proceedings over comments the former UKIP leader made in a radio interview.

All the movies that made 2016 slightly less terrible.

The Syrian War is not over and there is still time to help.

The festive season has well and truly arrived, and end-of-year celebrations are taking place all over the planet.

The limited edition of "Jane Eyre" reveals just how much of a perfectionist Charlotte Brontë was.

Flags will be displayed and everyone present in the hall will have to stand while the anthem is played.

In the northern hemisphere, winter is sweeping in—let nature take your mind off the rest of 2016.

"Divines" tells a coming-of-age tale of two teenage friends.

Leonard Cohen's songs captured longing, loss, lust and so much more.

The French capital pays tribute to the 130 victims even as the state of emergency remains in place across the country.

Far-right parties were quick to capitalize on Trump's victory.

Her arrest for having false ID draws attention to the millions of Afghan refugees living precariously across the border.

Climate change and noise pollution could silence cod and haddock chatter.