England seal their biggest away win in more than nine years in the third Test against South Africa to move 2-1 up with one match to play.

Unique vehicle-counting sensors will be placed in 1,500 homes across Europe.

After leading the corporation for seven years, Tony Hall is to become chair of the National Gallery.

Gibraltar considers joining the Schengen zone, but the UK government says it cannot decide alone.

England head coach Eddie Jones names eight uncapped players in his 34-man squad for the Six Nations.

Meng Wanzhou is fighting an extradition request from the US following her arrest in Canada.

The footage shows an officer repeatedly punching a man in the face at a Paris yellow-vest protest.

Natta Kota, a fully grown Asian bull elephant, can often be found roaming around a Sri Lankan hotel.

Defending champion Novak Djokovic and six-time winner Roger Federer advance to the second round of the Australian Open.

Indian athlete Abida Akhtar overcame depression to compete at international level in Wushu.

With Marcus Rashford out injured, MOTD2 pundit Jermaine Jenas says Manchester United's hopes of making the top four look bleak.

BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond on what he learned from the duke's speech about stepping back.

Bioluminescent algae in Jervis Bay, Australia, glows in a captivating night time display.

But it rejects a claim by a man whose Pacific Island nation is threatened by rising sea levels.

Malaysia will not become "the garbage dump of the world", says the country's environment minister.

Thousands were commemorating the baptism of Jesus when a stand collapsed in the city of Gondar.

Photos of the boxer prostrating before the Nigerian leader have had a mixed response online.

Greater restrictions on gun laws in the US state have angered pro-gun activists.

An event vying to be the world's largest gathering of twins hit problems thanks to a huge turnout.

Brad and Jen were trending, Phoebe Waller-Bridge was accepting and the cast of The Crown were abdicating.

Research is at an early stage but scientists said it had huge potential for destroying cancers.