Caroline Coster is determined to enjoy her "second life" despite her limbs being partially amputated.

Australia's largest city has recorded its fewest number of new coronavirus cases in several days.

Dozens of cadets at the top US military academy cheated on an online maths test, officials say.

An executive order says new federal buildings should be in the Greco-Roman classical style.

Alan Shearer still sees Harry Kane as a goalscorer, but says it shows how good the England captain is that he is also a creator and defender for Tottenham.

Paul Whelan was convicted as an American spy earlier this year and sentenced to 16 years in prison.

Thanks to technology, a remote Christmas doesn't have to feel like an isolated one.

Records by Fiona Apple, Cardi B, Bob Dylan and Dua Lipa feature in the BBC's "poll of polls".

The elephant had been hit by a motorbike - but luckily, an off-duty rescue worker came across it.

Karima Baloch, who was living in exile, was named in the BBC's annual list of 100 inspirational women.

Ukraine's firefighters expose dangerous conditions tackling fires in Chernobyl's exclusion zone.

One in five professional rugby union players in England suffered concussion during the 2018-19 season, according to latest medical figures.

Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter is accused of financial impropriety in relation to the Fifa museum project in Switzerland.

Scientists are racing to find out more about variants of the coronavirus that are spreading fast.

Scientists say the pup, which died about 56,000 years ago, is "the most complete wolf mummy known".

Marcelo Crivella, an evangelical pastor turned politician, was detained by police at dawn.

Manchester United are confident they will be cleared to complete the £19m signing of teenage winger Amad Diallo in January.

Planets Jupiter and Saturn cross paths in the night sky, an event known as the great conjunction.

At least two of the doctors, who worked at a prison in the Afghan capital, were women, police say.

The Catholic Church says vaccines developed using cell lines derived from aborted foetuses can be used.

World heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua gives a six-figure sum to support amateur British boxing, the BBC understands.