She was on trial for entering a football stadium disguised as a man - a punishable offence in Iran.

A judge approves Jamie Spears' request to be relieved of his role as Britney's conservator.

The BBC confronts a British paedophile, who breached strict court orders by fleeing to Bulgaria.

He is alleged to have stolen some $90,000 worth of the highly Instagrammable Lady M Confections pastries.

A rap song in praise of Moscow becomes the most-disliked Russian video on YouTube before its removal.

Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen names most gender-diverse executive team in the bloc's history.

England move closer to reaching Euro 2020 following an entertaining qualifying victory over Kosovo, who scored after just 34 seconds at St Mary's.

Scientists reconstruct the seconds, minutes and hours following the dino-killing asteroid impact.

The environment minister says storage space for contaminated water from Fukushima will run out in 2022.

The Kremlin insists an alleged US agent was not a high-level official and had been fired years ago.

One of the most influential photographers of the 20th Century has died.

The stampede occurred as Shia Muslim pilgrims marked Ashura in the city of Karbala.

They were found in a property which once belonged to the family of Paraguay's former military ruler.

The boy, 4, was taken from the Florida couple after they skipped his chemotherapy and fled the state.

Israel's PM vows to apply sovereignty to part of the West Bank under occupation since the 1967 war.

President Trump says he disagreed with many of the US national security adviser's suggestions.

The flamboyant former Ryder Cup golfer Brian Barnes has died aged 74 from cancer.

Nigeria is detaining thousands of children allegedly linked to militants Boko Haram, a report says.

Boris Johnson also rebuffs criticism of Parliament's five-week shutdown as a "load of nonsense".

Scientists discover the earliest direct evidence of milk consumption by humans.

The Foreign Office says Iran has transferred its cargo of oil to Syria, breaching EU sanctions.