Venezuela twin earthquakes one month on

One month on from the disaster, Venezuelans are still searching for, and finding, loved ones. We speak to aid workers.

An experimental vaccine against the Ebola strain behind the current outbreak has been administered to a volunteer for the first time. Our medical editor explains.

We speak to a seven-year old Australian boy about how his song about eastern rosellas went viral.

A new study has found that tens of thousands of different languages were once spoken worldwide, with their diversity peaking 1,000-3,000 years ago. The study uncovered that their loss began with the spread of multi-ethnic empires, rather than in the colonial era as previously thought. We speak to two people who are passionate about preserving Ahanta and Cornish languages.

Presenter: James Reynolds.

(Photo: Toys and flowers are placed at a makeshift memorial created by family members of victims of the June 24 earthquakes in Tanaguarena, La Guaira, Venezuela, July 20, 2026. Credit: Gaby Oraa/Reuters)