Emile Ratelband wants to officially change his birth date by 20 years to boost his Tinder prospects.

Supporters of the Democratic candidate in Georgia's gubernatorial race say they won't give up all the state's votes are counted.

Researchers in Latvia are developing drones that can find people who are lost in the forest.

Beluga whales held in a Chinese marine park are to be moved to a more natural habitat in Iceland.

Greece’s key shipping industry – the biggest in the world – is going to be greatly affected by the US ban on Iranian oil exports.

As concern grows about climate change and resources, is it time to re-use more of our junk?

Canberra needs Jakarta more than vice versa, experts say, and the relationship is on shaky ground.

Using artificial intelligence to spot future fashion trends could also help reduce clothing waste.

The trial will decide if the infamous Mexican drug lord will spend the rest of his life in jail.

Jim Acosta was called a "terrible person" by President Trump after he refused to stop asking questions.

The UK's foreign secretary lauds the cross-channel relationship during a speech in Paris.

Four bodies have been found near a broken-down vehicle in the nation's remote centre.

India's top court imposed a timeframe for burning firecrackers, but the order was openly flouted.

Great Britain and Germany meet in two games on Thursday to mark the 100th Armistice Day and both can be seen live on the BBC.

In the build up to the FA Cup first round, BBC Sport picks out five reasons why we love the early stages of the competition.

"I'm not that stupid" - the Prince of Wales says he would stop campaigning if he was monarch.

The bar was hosting a university student country music night when a gunman opened fire, killing 12.

Telecoms executive Robyn Denholm will take over the role while Elon Musk remains chief executive.

Two-time Olympic silver medallist Louis Smith announces his retirement from gymnastics at the age of 29.

Donald Trump's opponents raise fears over the inquiry after he fired his attorney general.

The cricketer was responding to a fan who said he preferred Australian and English batsmen.