Lewis Hamilton starts his US Grand Prix weekend as he means to go on with an imposing fastest time in first practice.

Ukrainian scientists have made an eco-friendly plastic bag that you can eat.

One month after one of Tanzania's worst ferry disasters, a survivor reflects on how he was saved.

An Afghan news channel has focused on female candidates' appearance in the run-up to the parliamentary election.

Lee Furlong, from Liverpool, is accused of spray painting "Scouser Lee" on the 13th Century landmark.

With their only road destroyed, fuel, food and cars are airlifted in to the cut off residents.

Fans of the rapper queue for hours for the clothing as well as for selfies with the star.

The former Liberal Democrat leader will head Facebook's global affairs and communications team.

A source tells the BBC about one of the Saudi agents alleged to have killed journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The FBI believes the girl, who has been missing since Monday, witnessed the murder and is endangered.

The St Petersburg woman is the first to be charged with interfering in the US mid-terms elections.

Elle Magazine tweeted Kim and Kanye had split to dupe people to register for the mid-term elections.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel is handed a three-place grid penalty at the United States Grand Prix.

Leicester prove too strong for Scarlets as they run in five tries en route to their first Champions Cup win of the season.

The country would be known as North Macedonia, resolving a 27-year dispute with neighbouring Greece.

For the first time, Saudi Arabia admits the critic was killed and says 18 Saudis have been arrested.

Dozens are killed or injured, as the long-awaited elections are extended into a second day.

Thousands of people, many from Honduras, faced Mexican riot police as they tried to cross the border.

Europe and Japan celebrate the successful launch of a quest to visit the closest planet to the Sun.

This was to be the EU summit when a deal came into view. But that was not how it turned out.

The sci-fi plan would use giant mirrors in space to light city streets, but scientists are sceptical.