The Buffalo Bills gain revenge for defeat in last year's AFC championship game with a win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Six former female judges who have gone into hiding speak to the BBC from secret locations across the country.

Thousands of people are saving to get on the property ladder - but not everyone who gets on it is a winner. Five stories from the UK’s ever-changing housing market.

Aliyah's smile conceals a lifetime of abuse - and experts warn her experience is all too common among a forgotten group of girls.

Immigrant deaths in New York's floods lay bare the 'climate apartheid' wrought by extreme weather.

The blaze in Zahrani comes as the country grapples with chronic power outages.

"It was John who wanted a divorce," he says, setting the record straight on the band's break-up.

Ahead of COP26, Prince Charles speaks to the BBC about his personal action and decades of campaigning.

Lionel Messi makes more history as he becomes the first South American player to score 80 international goals.

A study says more should be done to ensure offshore wind farms using the power cables do not affect the crustaceans.

The army in Indian-administered Kashmir says five personnel were killed by suspected militants.

Red Bull's Christian Horner expresses his "surprise" at gains he says Mercedes have made with their engine performance.

David Card, Joshua Angrist and Guido Imbens share the prestigious economics prize.

NHS England says the number of pregnant women seriously ill in critical care with the virus has grown.

An investigation is launched into why Ohio officers pulled out the man as he called for help.

Alexander Schallenberg takes over, after his predecessor resigned amid corruption allegations.

Thibaut Courtois accuses football governing bodies of prioritising money over the welfare of players, who he feels are being treated like "robots".

The actor - who plays Captain James T Kirk in the original Star Trek series - is set to go into space for real.

Frances Haugen's Facebook leaks and the new Silenced No More Act may help others to come forward.

England men's cricketers are "relatively relaxed" about travelling to Australia for the Ashes in December, says all-rounder Chris Woakes.

Sami Jasim al-Jaburi was allegedly a deputy leader of the jihadist group under Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.