What's it like to be a Biden voter in a Trump heartland where many believe the election was rigged?

A new high-powered telescope has discovered inexplicable ghostly circles in the sky.

One month after the Kabul University attack, students worry about the impact it's had on their mental health.

Mateusz Kuzimski was working on a line in England - before returning to Poland to chase his dream.

Medics, teachers and social workers get priority for Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine.

The BBC's Tom Brook is still haunted by being the first British reporter when Lennon was shot.

Driverless cars were one seen as core to the company's future but lately it's focused on rides and food.

Dr Ashraf Emarah is one of 14 doctors to have died from coronavirus in Kenya, prompting a strike call.

Tens of thousands of farmers are protesting at Delhi's borders against farm reforms.

The World Economic Forum says the pandemic makes it hard to guarantee participants would stay safe in Europe.

About 70 hospital hubs in the UK are gearing up to give the Pfizer/BioNTech jab to over-80s and some health and care staff, after regulators approved the vaccine's use last week.

Marcel was shot dead in May by a neighbour who had become irate over his regular crowing.

In 2019 alone, more than two civilians each day were killed in airstrikes by the US or its allies.

Lloyd Austin, who oversaw US forces in the Middle East, would be the first African-American in the job.

But the report reveals there were a series of failures ahead of the 2019 attack in New Zealand.

Authorities hope artificial intelligence may be better at spotting successful potential couples.

The US pilot broke the sound barrier in 1947, helping to pave the way for America's space programme.

In an exclusive interview with BBC Sport, Charles Leclerc says it would be "incredible" to become a Ferrari legend.

Margaret Keenan, who turns 91 next week, becomes the first person in the world to get the jab as part of a mass vaccination programme, calling it the "best early birthday present".

MPs will consider a "world-first" bill that would force Google and Facebook to pay publishers.

Members of the researcher's AI ethics team have published a letter challenging the firm's account.