Legal action in eight US states seeks to ban the blueprints, published four days ahead of the planned date.

Geraint Thomas speaks to BBC Sport about how his life has changed since his Tour de France win.

Joanne Rand died 11 days after being splashed head-to-toe with acid while sitting on a bench.

The bomb and gun attack in the eastern city of Jalalabad has now ended, an official says.

The social network has found evidence of a co-ordinated campaign to influence the US mid-term vote.

Vancouver police are searching for a suspect who shoved a man into oncoming traffic. The victim is recovering in hospital.

Crystle Galloway's mother says the ambulance crew assumed the family could not afford an ambulance.

Tony Soutter calls for more support for young, high-level athletes after his daughter Ellie's death.

The journalists were killed in an attack on their vehicle late on Monday night, officials say.

A young woman posed in a photo shoot and years later discovered she was the face of fake adverts.

A fan takes a brilliant crowd catch from Craig Meschede's six as Glamorgan chase chase down 195 to beat Surrey by four wickets in the T20 Blast at The Oval.

The tech giant's valuation edges towards $1 trillion after the company's forecast-beating profit figures.

One ongoing fire has been deemed among the worst in the history for the most populous US state.

England will play the Netherlands in the World Cup quarter-finals after a 2-0 play-off win over South Korea.

President Cyril Ramaphosa said land expropriation without compensation was of "critical importance".

The Aeroméxico flight crashed in a heavy hailstorm shortly after taking off from Durango.

Immigration lawyers have raised concerns about the use of DNA databases to help prove nationality.

Why actor Seth Rogen is telling Canadians not to clip their nails on public transport.

A used car, plastic chairs and broken vacuums are among the items being sold by the US embassy.

Nnedi Okorafor is writing a Black Panther spin-off and having another story adapted for primetime TV.

The Dahomey mothers fought to protect their kingdom from colonisers until the late 19th Century.