Week in Markets - 16 May 2025

From an alchemical pharmacy to a shadowy dungeon, uncover the many secrets of Casanova's mysterious world.

We look at eight simple lifestyle steps you can take to help improve and extend your life.

We go inside the lab and reveal how JC Btaiche convinced former Pentagon officials to come join his project.

Leaf monkeys are close-knit family groups that work closely to protect themselves and newborns.

Sharing the screen with Michael B Jordan, Woody Harrelson or Rebel Wilson comes lots of laughter.

What if a single note could change a life? That's exactly what's happening at Sinfonía por el Perú.

Reece Parkinson travels through America's Deep South to discover how the civil rights movement is remembered.

A new monkey bridge in Malaysia provides hope for wildlife navigating fragmented habitats.

Wealth management expert says financial markets will be relieved the US is striking deals with trading partners.

Watch as this long-standing coexistence faces disruption each autumn as male deer compete for mates.

A woman who allegedly was the head of the Catholic Church became one of the most controversial Middle Ages tales.

Hiding in an attic, Jewish man Curt Bloch found inspiration through crafting anti-Nazi parody.

From the Malta Knights keyhole to a set of vanishing columns, discover the Eternal City's visual secrets.

In an intimate portrait, acclaimed cellist Steven Isserlis opens up about why he loves teaching young musicians.

We go inside a New York City lab developing new tech to increase IVF success rates for patients.

In the past decade, the dramatic surge in satellite launches has left space cluttered with junk.

The connection between our brain and gut has a profound effect on our wellbeing. We look at ways to improve it.

Watch how the maps and images of our planet from above have changed over the last two millennia.

Newly discovered behaviour shows a group of lemur mothers inventing a self-medication method involving ants.

Watch what happens when we try to take one of the world's oldest motor homes, a 1935 Pontiac, for a spin.