Peter Crouch writes his own press release to announce season two of his podcast.

Tensions have been rising between Pakistan and India over the disputed region of Kashmir.

The Michelin-starred chef lost nearly 12 stone after he decided he needed to turn his life around.

Hundreds of individual records were eclipsed in a "very unusual" season, meteorologists say.

The gunmen who had taken civilians as human shields in a Mogadishu building are killed, officials say.

There is no evidence to wait for a year before getting pregnant again, Lancet research suggests.

The presidential result was not a surprise but there have been some big shocks in the parliamentary vote.

The rail operator Eurotunnel is challenging the government over its no-deal Brexit ferry contracts.

The garage that runs an apprenticeship scheme for forces veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Government settles with Channel Tunnel firm after accusation of "secretive" no-deal Brexit contracts.

An exhibition seeks to commemorate colonial soldiers who lost their lives in World War One.

Robert Brandel was found in the back of his own truck with his hands and feet bound in duct tape.

More than 740,000 Rohingya Muslims live in Bangladesh after fleeing Myanmar's military crackdowns.

Fans had been asking for refunds after the star was accused of sexual misconduct.

A super bloom of wild poppies has appeared near Lake Elsinore, following weeks of heavy rain.

Britain's four-time Olympic champion Laura Kenny pulls out of the current Track Cycling World Championships because of illness.

The official guardians of the language in France yield to years of pressure to back the change.

Jose Baxter considered taking his own life after his career hit trouble. He talks about his lowest points and how he rediscovered his love for the game.

The Israeli PM faces possible indictment as well as a formidable political rival in upcoming polls.

The PM's ex-chief of staff Nick Timothy tells the BBC her government has not made the most of Brexit.

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's son was a bank boss in Liberia when more than $100m was illegally printed.