Children like Jumana have been left behind after the Islamic State group was pushed out of Sirte, Libya.

The e-commerce giant is experiencing outages in the US and elsewhere as its summer sale gets underway.

More valuable than gold, Yarsagumba fungus is only found in the Himalayas above 3000 metres. Every spring people come from miles around to risk their lives searching for it.

Smartibot is an artificial intelligence robot you can control from your smartphone.

The BBC has copies of texts and voicemails revealing Qatar’s tortuous negotiations to free kidnapped royals.

How facial recognition is being used to identify suspects in crowds and spot suspicious behaviour.

Charred crumbs found in the Jordanian desert show that bread-making dates back 14,000 years.

Energy department officials had reportedly left the nuclear materials in a car in a high-crime area.

The top tier Central Coast Mariners have been pursuing the champion sprinter for months now.

The US president defended Russia over claims it interfered in the 2016 US election.

Jim Chilton describes his challenges living along the US-Mexico border.

An independent inquiry gives go-ahead to genetically altering human embryos, but advises caution.

Despite costing $112m to produce, fantasy epic Asura was withdrawn from cinemas after just one weekend.

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A minister quits as MPs back amendments tabled by Brexiteers by just three votes.

British 200m champion Beth Dobbin tells BBC Sport about seizures, PTSD and realising her Olympic dreams.

Richard Harris and Craig Challen performed "extraordinary acts of heroism", Australia's PM says.

Relive the most watched moments from the 2018 World Cup in Russia, including amazing celebrations, player theatrics and goalkeeping howlers.

The Brexit campaign group is referred to the police by the Electoral Commission and fined £61,000.

The agreement is a challenge to the increasing protectionism employed by US President Donald Trump.

Deontay Wilder must decide if he wants a unification bout against Anthony Joshua in April, says Barry Hearn.