A "dignified transfer" ceremony takes place at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, to receive their remains.

Indigenous people in south-east Australia are reviving an expression of cultural identity.

Why women are still battling for better jobs in the world's third largest economy.

An Indian court ruled that forced sex with a spouse is not rape. Campaigners say it's time for new laws.

Three teenagers have mentored a trio of the Met’s top women officers over the last six months.

Food prices are rising, the currency's value is falling and investor confidence is shaken.

A UN report says the reactor, which can produce plutonium for weapons, has been active since July.

The BBC's Lyse Doucet in Kabul says many people are still desperately trying to leave, as evacuations draw to a close.

The ancient art of pigeon fancying, popular across Asia, enjoyed resurgence during the pandemic.

The government is seeking international support to ensure the militants allow people to leave Afghanistan.

Officials say she also had other medical issues which could have contributed to her death.

Wholesale coffee prices have risen by 50% this year as supplies have been hit around the world.

Avani Lekhara has become the first Indian woman to win a Paralympics gold medal.

The country has fared better than many nations but is seeing more infections than ever before.

Andrew Small wins his first Paralympic title in the T33 100m as Phoebe Paterson Pine takes archery gold on her Games debut on day six of Tokyo 2020.

Jake Paul goes the distance for the first time in his fledgling boxing career with a split decision victory over Tyron Woodley on a glitzy night in Cleveland.

Patrick Cantlay holes a 17-foot putt to beat Bryson DeChambeau and win the BMW Championship in a six-hole sudden-death play-off in Baltimore.

The education ministry says excessive exams are affecting the physical and mental health of pupils.

Six children were among 10 killed in the strike which the US said was meant to stop a militant attack.

Armed gang members took hostages as human shields, after a bank robbery in Brazil.

The tower is only 10 years old and questions are being asked about how the fire spread so dramatically.