Late goals from Mauro Icardi and Matias Vecino stun Tottenham as Inter Milan celebrate their return to the Champions League with a dramatic win at the San Siro.

Prosecutors appealed against the bail set for popular singer Saad Lamjarred, who is charged with rape.

North Carolina's governor said flooding continues in parts of the state and urged residents to stay put.

The PM is set to brief fellow leaders on her Brexit plan amid disagreement over the Irish border.

A Russian military plane is downed in Syria, killing all 15 aboard. What will happen now?

Roberto Firmino's injury-time winner gives Liverpool a dramatic victory over Paris St-Germain in their opening Champions League Group C game at Anfield.

A writer says he sees the puppet pair as a gay couple, but Sesame Workshop calls them "best friends".

Police seize thousands of videos of possible victims from the "clean-cut" doctor and his partner.

Wolves' home dressing room at Molineux has a makeover after their return to the Premier League.

Women in three US states were allegedly not shown job ads for certain "male-dominated professions".

It will examine alleged crimes against the group, including "killing, sexual violence and looting".

"In one hospital I visited, the babies were too weak to cry," says the head of Save the Children.

The BBC's Adam Fleming asks whether well-known brands might have to change their names after Brexit.

Muaz is risking his life back home in Idlib after returning to the city destroyed by war.

How likely is it that we will see mobile phones that use self-healing materials any time soon?

A top chef says his awards are owed to learning skills from indigenous Australian recipes and ingredients.

As the leaders of North and South Korea meet, one issue on the table is the never-ending war with the US.

Whistle-blowers tell the BBC how bribery impacts on all levels of football in Algeria.

A Korean church hiding from looming 'global famine' in Fiji is facing growing allegations of abuse.

Memories of the 2015 crisis on its borders makes migration a key focus for Austria's EU leadership.

Is the response by neighbouring countries and international organisations adequate?