Paul Ramos was in Borneo to film the work being done to save the orangutan population.

Gillean McLeod only had her first professional photos taken when she was in her early 50s.

Nationalist leader Matteo Salvini dramatically lost power but his supporters are awaiting his comeback.

Is the country's police chief right about the low level of crime in Abuja?

Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Jodie Comer took home some of the night's major prizes.

England start their World Cup campaign keen to improve on the disappointments of the last two tournaments as they take on Tonga on Sunday.

Simon Harmer finds the boundary off the last ball of the match to spark wild celebrations as Essex Eagles win the T20 Blast title for the first time.

Andrew Fisher, Labour's head of policy, will leave his post by the end of the year.

Do not create an arms race, President Rouhani says, as the US deploys more troops to Saudi Arabia.

The man, 65, is suspected of involvement in the TWA Flight 847 hijacking that left one dead.

Aida, Gabriella and Opelo told the BBC about their experiences moving to the city of six towns.

The Polk County Steak Fry on Saturday saw 17 of the remaining 19 Democratic candidates speak.

The government will fly UK holidaymakers home if the firm collapses, the foreign secretary says.

Watford apologise to fans as critics suggest they should refund travelling supporters after the 8-0 defeat at Manchester City.

The near miss between two planes was avoided by the "narrowest margin", investigators say.

The singer also tells Desert Island Discs he is a "hypocrite" for flying while a climate campaigner.

To celebrate the 43rd birthday of Brazil legend Ronaldo, BBC Sport looks back at his two goals in the 2002 World Cup final against Germany.

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Italy begin their World Cup Pool B campaign with a bonus-point victory over Namibia in changing weather conditions in Osaka.

The tweet threatened to deploy a B-2 bomber against "millennials" planning to raid the base.