The enduring mystery of the Loch Ness Monster

Ed Moya, of AlphaSense, says rising borrowing costs are 'eating away' at AI companies' earnings.

George Schultze, of Schultze Asset Management, says he's worried about the massive debt taken on to fund AI.

The Travel Show meets a gelato pioneer blending artificial intelligence with Italian tradition.

As the population ages, some researchers think dementia cases will rise far less than projected.

Do we still need televisions? Tech Now explores the future of home entertainment.

Debbie Hippensteel, of River Wealth Advisors, says the cost of borrowing could 'hit' tech startups going forward.

A job as a crane operator is not for the faint of heart, but the breathtaking views make it all worthwhile.

The cast and director of Tenzing tell the BBC what it took to tell the story of the first men to summit Everest.

In rural Japan, travellers can stay in special guest houses and learn centuries-old crafts from local artisans.

Victoria Scholar, of Interactive Investor, says 'significant' bond volatility has hit fixed income trading.

The Travel Show learns the secrets of Tuscany's greatest dishes from social media star Nonna Silvi.

Psychologist Adam Mastroianni explains his belief that life is becoming more predictable - and why it matters.

The Polish countertenor has built a reputation as one of classical music's most talked-about young artists.

From custom-built supports to specialised wheelchairs, tech is transforming the lives of animals with injuries.

By giving nature more space to do its own thing, we can help boost biodiversity and create healthier ecosystems.

Noah Hamman, of AdvisorShares, says investors are turning their attention to earnings and consumer spending.

Norway is betting big on this versatile, sustainable ocean crop with underwater farms to processing plants.

Anna Rathbun, of Grenadilla Advisory, says the 'tight' US labor market doesn't send a powerful signal to the Fed.

The Travel Show heads into the Scottish Highlands to meet a survival expert and learn to navigate the wild.

Darius Dale, of 42 Macro, says Wall Street is catching on to the US Federal Reserve's decision-making process.