Cars were crushed beneath tonnes of concrete when a pillar for the under-construction road toppled.

A common cause of infertility may be due to a hormonal imbalance before birth, researchers say.

North Korea, angry over US military drills, warns about the fate of Kim Jong-un's summit with Trump.

Former Aston Villa and Bolton defender Jlloyd Samuel has been praised as a selfless, honest and positive friend after dying aged 37 in a car crash.

Uncapped off-spinner Dom Bess halted an argument with his girlfriend to take a call from England selector Ed Smith.

Two pages of the teen's diary, glued over with brown paper, have finally been revealed.

From carriages to very excited commentators, here's how the BBC covered the big ones.

The US-based firm blames the economy but President Maduro says workers will take over the factory.

Women received driving lessons at an exhibition ahead of next month's lifting of the female driving ban.

Aston Villa reach the Championship play-off final as they hold onto a first-leg lead in a goalless draw with Middlesbrough.

The US president shared a warm moment with the elderly mother of a fallen New York police officer Miosotis Familia.

The $3.7bn (£2.7bn) bridge links southern Russia with the territory it annexed in 2014.

Is Vasyl Lomachenko one of the world's leading sportsmen? Mike Costello and Steve Bunce dissect his brilliance in the ring.

Mobile apps and working from home have made the difference in coping with months of disruption.

Some Chinese couples go beyond handing back a box of stuff and put a cash price on the end of love.

A decade ago, 65% of Americans identified as white Christians. Now, that number has decreased to 43%.

A Ghanaian seeks justice for his friends who were killed in The Gambia during Yahya Jammeh's rule.

The royal bride's former teachers and first boyfriend recall her as a brave and passionate teen.

Photographer Aram Pan documents a mostly unseen side of North Korea. But is it the whole picture?

How has life expectancy changed since 1990?

Robyn Hollingworth was just 25 when she left her job in London to help care for her dad who had early-onset Alzheimer's.