Richard Pusey pleads guilty to outraging public decency by filming a policewoman as she lay dying.

Prayuth Chan-ocha was asked about a cabinet reshuffle and chose to deflect the question unusually.

The two countries will create research facilities on the surface and/or in the moon's orbit.

Kyaw Zwar Minn had said he stood by deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi and called for her release.

The Duchess of Sussex also formally complained to ITV about Morgan's remarks, it is being reported.

One of Porto's greatest nights, Pirlo in trouble and Haaland can't stop scoring - BBC Sport reflects on the talking points from another dramatic Champions League night.

Mauricio Pochettino must win trophies at PSG - but to do so he will need the club's superstars on board. So how is that dynamic working out?

The British socialite is currently in a New York prison awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

Brazil's iconic Maracana stadium is to be named in honour of the country's legendary footballer Pele.

The US company is accused of failing to remove 3,000 posts relating to suicide, drugs and pornography.

Police officers from Myanmar tell the BBC they defected to India after refusing to carry out orders.

The Miami Heat say Meyers Leonard will be away from the team "indefinitely" following the controversy.

Former Australia, Queensland and Melbourne Storm captain Cameron Smith retires from rugby league at the age of 37.

Michael Vaughan says "Test cricket is dead" if England rest and rotate players during this winter's Ashes series against Australia.

Boris Johnson "corrects" the European Council president over claims about the government's stance.

Explosions at a munitions depot in the main city Bata led to more than 100 deaths.

Some fashion companies are creating virtual clothes to reduce their environmental footprint.

A court reportedly upholds the sentence given to Loujain al-Hathloul, who was released last month.

Londoner Sarah Everard, 33, has not been seen since she disappeared in Clapham a week ago.

Scrum-half Ben Youngs says it is an "easy decision" for England's players to share their fees and ensure fringe members are paid the same for the Six Nations.

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