The alarm went off as the space station's batteries were being charged, Russia's space agency says.

An Afghan Special Forces commander says he owes his life to members of the Parachute Regiment who helped him escape.

Life of a Mountain director Terry Abraham reflects on the changing face of the Lake District.

Dozens of people, including 13 UK citizens, take a plane from Kabul to Qatar's capital Doha.

Sussex fast bowler Tymal Mills is named in England's preliminary T20 World Cup squad and returns to the international set-up for the first time since February 2016.

State prosecutors accuse Sergio Ramírez of inciting hatred and conspiring to destabilise Nicaragua.

Former England footballer Rio Ferdinand tells MPs about his experience of online hate and racism.

Jerome Boateng is fined 1.8m euros after being convicted of injuring an ex-girlfriend on holiday in 2018.

The firm has run up losses of more than $2bn in India and demand for new vehicles has weakened.

India cancel Thursday's optional training session after another positive Covid-19 test result among their coaching staff.

Boss Gareth Southgate did not make any substitutions before Poland's late equaliser in their World Cup qualifier as he felt confident England were in control.

The Premier League, EFL and SPFL confirm their opposition to Fifa's plan to reduce the World Cup tournament gap from four to two years.

Reporter Taqi Daryabi tells the BBC he was kicked in the face and beaten with sticks by Taliban fighters.

The suspects are said to have purchased luxury items on illegally obtained credit cards.

Owners have previously documented robots mindlessly spreading excrement as they "clean".

The inmate, convicted of murder, is calling for the right to have a pastor's hands on him as he dies.

Rio Ferdinand says football is "sliding backwards" and racism is being normalised by the prevalence of racist abuse online.

Kenya's first female Chief Justice, Martha Koome, says it is taking too long to tackle corruption.

BBC Sport looks at some of the Premier League summer signings who could make their debuts this weekend.

The BBC speaks to the women's robotics team about their ordeal trying to leave Afghanistan.

Cricket Australia (CA) will cancel its men's Test match with Afghanistan if reports that the women's team cannot play under Taliban rule are true.