A photo appears to show hundreds of Afghans packed on a US military plane as they flee the Taliban.

Women had been noticeably absent from major news outlets after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan.

Some 2,000 Afghans will be taken in following a request from the US, the refugee minister says.

The Japanese puzzle enthusiast helped popularise the number game, leading to its global success.

The Cruel Intentions star says her multiple sclerosis has improved thanks to a stem cell transplant.

The changing political situation means "we can't afford to pause and wait", Vice Adm Sir Ben Key says.

The model and activist posted a picture of herself in a burka as a way to "embrace diversity".

US military veterans and Afghan Americans reflect on a dramatic day - and the two-decade conflict.

This is a different country to the one the Taliban left, I hope they adapt to it, the author says.

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti dismisses speculation linking Cristiano Ronaldo with a return to Real Madrid.

The BBC's Malik Mudassir says Taliban fighters are now providing security at his hotel in central Kabul.

Lailuma Sadid, a journalist with Brussels Morning Newspaper, became emotional when asking the Nato secretary general about the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Ex-Afghanistan captain Khalida Popal told BBC Sport her former colleagues in the country are fearing for their lives.

The Taliban have held their first news conference since taking control of Afghanistan.

Eve Jones stars as Birmingham Phoenix all-but secure a place in the women's Hundred eliminator with a win over Northern Superchargers.

Researchers capture some of the most detailed images ever seen of galaxies in deep space.

The militant group, which has taken control of Afghanistan, is pressed on fears over women's freedoms.

Miles Routledge, from Birmingham, claims he visited Kabul because he enjoys "extreme tourism".

The company sets an expiry date of 2033 for the decades-old technology.

US military veterans say the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan was "tragic" but "inevitable".

Historic droughts have led to water supply cuts on a river millions in the US and Mexico rely on.