India aims to become the first country to make a soft landing on the Moon's south pole.

England face a huge battle to save the Ashes after Australia take three late wickets on the third day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford.

Joe Root and Rory Burns score half-centuries but Australia take three late wickets to leave England trailing by 297 with just five first-innings wickets remaining.

The former president of Zimbabwe has died aged 95.

Zimbabweans who moved to the UK during Mr Mugabe's presidency speak to the BBC about how they will remember him.

The vice president's European tour was punctuated by mishaps and partisan controversy.

The prime minister has sent the EU a Brexit extension request - but could no deal still happen?

The category one storm has left thousands of homes and businesses without power.

The pop singer and actress told fans she was tired of being "ashamed" of her body.

Videos that are old or from other countries are going viral, misrepresenting events in South Africa.

Gareth Bale saves Wales from a humiliating home draw against Azerbaijan with a late goal to boost their stuttering bid to qualify for Euro 2020.

Chandrayaan-2 was about to land near the Moon's south pole when contact with the craft was lost.

Scotland's hopes of automatic Euro 2020 qualification are dangling by a thread as Russia come from behind to win at Hampden.

Peru's president says "goodwill alone is not enough anymore," as a regional agreement is reached.

Mugabe is a hero to some, but his legacy has been tainted by oppression and economic collapse.

He's a Jewish billionaire philanthropist who has given away $32bn. Why does the hard right fear him?

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

France has announced measures to tackle violence, but how does it compare with the rest of Europe?

The UK volcanologist John Murray has painstakingly measured Mt Etna for half a century.

China says its Confucius Institute is for language and culture, but critics say it has other aims.

Jim's dad Dave Chorley and his friend secretly made hundreds of crop circles at night during the 70s and 80s.