The February 2020 deal set a date for the US to pull out and strengthened the Taliban, generals say.

Roberto Cingolani tells the BBC politicians have not done enough and COP26 aims to change that.

Thomas Tuchel said 'I don't know why' Chelsea did not play well in their 1-0 Champions League defeat by Juventus.

Jamie Spears was removed after the singer alleged abuse, but another conservator remains in charge.

Several inmates were decapitated in Tuesday's clashes between rival gangs, and others shot dead.

Cristiano Ronaldo's match-winner against Villarreal in the Champions League at Old Trafford on Wednesday had Manchester United fans thinking back to more successful times.

Jack, Wesley and Darcy, who are all 14 and 15, set up CovidBaseAU anonymously to track data in Australia.

Cara Delevingne and Richard Curtis are among celebrities collaborating on comics raising eco awareness.

Businesses are under intense scrutiny as President Xi attempts to narrow China's wealth gap.

Maria Kolesnikova calls the case against her "absurd" in her first interview since her conviction.

The Foo Fighters star says his whole life is an "out-of-body experience" as he publishes his memoir.

Zaid Ait Malek had always been a good runner. Now it would make the difference between capture and escape.

In a US first, a citizen-convened jury will decide whether a violent encounter warrants rape charges.

The government had hoped to avoid compensating children discriminated against in the welfare system.

However, he condemned the US' offer of dialogue, saying it was a "petty trick" of deception.

After the jeers of Greta Thunberg, minsters meet in Italy for the last UN talks before a major climate summit.

An attacker could bypass the iPhone lock screen and make large payments above the contactless limit.

As the Bond film is released, some of Britain's real-life spies reveal something of life inside MI6.

The antique that sections of the Harry Potter books were written on is now being taken to a restorer.

Sarah Everard's mother tells Wayne Couzens that burning her daughter's body was "the final insult".

Staying on them reduces the risk of depression recurring but there's no guarantee, a study suggests.