The US space agency releases an animation to show how its Perseverance robot will land on Mars.

Turkey's president condemns a call by Europe's rights court to free a jailed Kurdish political leader.

A group of former footballers and politicians call for a review into the possible link between heading and diseases such as dementia.

Scientists have filmed octopuses in the Red Sea lashing out at fish during a group hunt.

The project will have a budget of 18.5m euros (£16.7m; $22.5m) and work is set to start next year.

England's Kieran Trippier is given a 10-week worldwide football ban and fined £70,000 after a Football Association panel found he broke betting rules.

Four American contractors were jailed over the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in Baghdad in 2007.

Formula 1 team Haas say Nikita Mazepin will drive for the team in 2021 after concluding their investigation into the Russian's recent conduct in an online video.

One of Britain's best-known models of the past 30 years dies suddenly, days after her birthday.

Officials push for a pre-Christmas agreement, after weeks of argument over fishing and business rules.

The social media giant previously allowed President Trump to inherit Barack Obama's followers.

The successor to AlphaGo is being used to create a more efficient type of video compression.

West Bromwich Albion boss Sam Allardyce says he considers Arsenal a relegation rival in the Premier League.

About 16% of over-18s are now obese, with rapid economic growth leading to major lifestyle changes.

Diego Maradona's autopsy reveals that the Argentina legend had no signs of alcohol or narcotics consumption at the time of his death.

Residents of the camp close to the border with Croatia set fire to tents as they are forced to leave.

Travel restrictions and quarantine rules have been introduced to limit the spread.

As a Christmas first-timer, Mohammad Hussain shared his unique perspective on the holiday on Twitter.

It may have reached its final stage but UK voters are as divided as ever, says Sir John Curtice.

Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's EFL Cup quarter-final between Stoke City and Tottenham Hotspur.

A court in India found the pair killed a young nun after she saw them engaging in illicit sexual activity.