They feel abandoned by the democratic world they thought they were part of, writes Yalda Hakim.

As the Taliban advance there are feelings of grief and fear, a child rights activist in Kabul says.

Migrant numbers usually dip during the hot summer months, but July has continued an upward trend.

England's spirited fightback in the second Test against India is dented by the loss of Rory Burns late on day two at Lord's.

The decision to not renew Sarah Rainsford's visa is an "assault on media freedom", the corporation says.

Romelu Lukaku's agent, Federico Pastorello, says he and his family received threats while he was working on the striker's Chelsea move.

A shooting in Plymouth which left six people dead has put the focus on who can own a gun in the UK.

The iPhone-maker will introduce tools that can detect child sex abuse images uploaded to iCloud.

The secretive artist claims responsibility for pieces along England's east coast.

A Florida teachers union announced the deaths with just days to go before the academic year begins.

Bukayo Saka is given a standing ovation by Brentford and Arsenal fans on his first Premier League appearance since Euro 2020.

It follows criticism from Labour that the government has been "in hiding" over the situation.

Brentford mark their Premier League debut with a deserved win over Arsenal at a jubilant Brentford Community Stadium.

Commercial air, cruise and interprovincial train passengers will also need to be vaccinated.

More efficient planes and sustainable fuels could lower air travel's impact, but not for a while.

US scientists say July's land and ocean temperature was 0.93C (1.68F) above the 20th Century average.

US troops arrive to help with evacuation efforts as militants seize a city an hour's drive from Kabul.

Anisa Shaheed fears women's freedoms will be curbed again if the Taliban come to power.

Autumn California Bailey, 4, has 120,000 Instagram followers thanks to her skating videos.

A selection of powerful images taken around the world this week.

MP John Redwood claims that, on carbon emissions, Germany "puts out twice as much as we do". Is he right?