The Queen says at a state banquet that the alliance has ensured "safety and prosperity" for decades.

The defining image of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protest has been all but erased by Chinese censorship.

Overlanding, or long-distance journeys that involve camping in remote locales, is having a resurgence.

Here's a rundown of what to expect during the US president's state visit to the UK in June.

Nato expects 23 of its 32 members to have met the target of spending 2% of GDP on defence in 2024.

As the 75th anniversary of D-Day is marked, people in France remember the soldiers but also the civilians who were killed.

Energy giant BP will pay about $10bn (£8bn) to a man involved in a suspicious energy deal in Senegal.

President Trump crosses the pond and the top players in women's football showcase their skills.

How Houzz went from side project to global phenomenon in less than a decade.

The "inclusion workshops" come after singer SZA said she had been racially profiled at a Sephora store.

Kim Yong-chol was reported to be in a labour camp, but state media say he attended a show on Sunday.

Israeli police and Palestinian worshippers clashed at Al Aqsa mosque, the holy site known to Jews as Temple Mount.

Police are speaking to a 13-year-old passenger on the flight who was allegedly behind the hoax.

Theresa May will raise the issue of climate change with Donald Trump during his upcoming visit to the UK.

BBC Sport looks back at 1991 when Michelle Akers scored the winning goal in the USA's 2-1 victory over Norway in the first Women's World Cup final.

At least 13 people are reported killed in Khartoum, with protest leaders calling a general strike.

The video assistant referee system will be used at this week's Nations League finals in Portugal.

Four UK mountaineers help search for eight others who have been missing in the Himalayas for days.

The medieval chess piece - expected to fetch £1m at auction - had been in an Edinburgh family's possession for 55 years.

President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are in the UK for their first state visit.

Police say Walter Lübcke was shot at close range but they have no idea of a motive.