Countries vow to step up support as people in Afghanistan face "perhaps their most perilous hour".

Officials fear that if he is buried his gravesite could become a rallying point for extremists.

After a scuffle on the red carpet, the ceremony struggles to generate many big new cultural moments.

Chelsea face Wolfsburg in the Women's Champions League group stages, with Arsenal in with holders Barcelona.

Camera performance can "degrade" if attached to high-volume, high-power motorbikes, Apple says.

Alfa Romeo driver Kimi Raikkonen is set to return to racing at the Russian Grand Prix after recovering from coronavirus.

Naftali Bennett meets President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.

The Beatles legend speaks of his musical influences and how wife Yoko Ono changed his life.

Anthony Joshua says he needs to fight heavyweight rival Tyson Fury before he retires.

Crowds gather to see the monument draped in plastic for an project inspired by late artist Christo.

As Emma Raducanu basks in her new-found New York fame, she explains where she found the mental strength to win a Grand Slam title.

About 240 inmates were freed after armed attackers stormed the facility in Kogi state on Sunday.

A statue of Modeste Testas, an African slave, has been vandalised with white paint in Bordeaux.

The militants target civilians in Panjshir, the BBC finds, despite promises of restraint.

The aerial pictures show the Ever Ace coming in to dock at Felixstowe in Suffolk.

A news story claiming Walmart would accept cryptocurrency Litecoin was fabricated, the retail giant says.

Police say the man claimed to be "on patrol" and talked about white supremacy when he was arrested.

The Duke of York is being sued in New York over allegations of sexual assault by Virginia Giuffre.

Afghan women show off their traditional dress as black burqas spread under the Taliban.

US Open champion Daniil Medvedev says he did not feel there was any hostility towards him personally from the crowd during his victory over Novak Djokovic.

The Secretary of State is the first Biden administration official to testify since Kabul fell.