The electric scooter-maker's mishap is the latest in a list of historic malfunctions at the show

What members of the public outside Buckingham Palace think of Prince Harry and Meghan stepping back.

Jiangsu province claims to have almost eliminated poverty - but some doubts have been raised.

Have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

The BBC's John Simpson pushes Carlos Ghosn on how he managed to flee to Lebanon.

Fat lost from the tongue was the reason for improvements in a sleep apnoea weight loss study.

Around a third of adults in protest-hit Hong Kong report symptoms of PTSD, a new study says.

The two, jailed for spying and murder, were freed after an Israeli soldier's body was handed over.

West Indies clinch a first home ODI series win since 2014 thanks to a thrilling one-wicket victory over Ireland at the Kensington Oval.

Novak Djokovic fights back to beat Canada's Denis Shapovalov and ensure Serbia reach the ATP Cup semi-finals in Sydney.

Regulators accuse Boeing of fitting defective parts as internal memos raise 737 Max safety questions.

Serena Williams reaches the semi-finals of the Auckland Classic with a straight-set victory over Germany's Laura Siegemund.

The disputed region has had no internet access since India stripped it of partial autonomy in August.

Start-up's glasses mix together real-world views and computer graphics and should launch soon.

Niger and its neighbours are struggling to contain an Islamist insurgency in West Africa.

A special 8K TV at the CES tech show allows scenes to be re-lit as they play.

Gemma Watts convinced victims she was 16-year-old "Jake Waton" and may have assaulted up to 50 girls.

Outscoring Cristiano Ronaldo and leading Inter's Serie A title challenge, former Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku is a player reborn in Italy.

US firefighters were met with applause at Sydney airport as they arrived to help fight bushfires.

Western leaders say evidence is growing that an Iranian missile downed the plane near Tehran.

Nationalist PM Viktor Orban wants to reverse population decline through procreation, not migration.