Celtic win their eighth game in a row since the winter break to stretch their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership to 10 points.

Christina Koch spent 328 days on the International Space Station and was part of the first all-female spacewalk.

Euodias experienced the highs and lows of a K-pop trainee's life. Why did she leave on the verge of stardom?

Sahba Barakzai, who teaches sport to young girls in Afghanistan, was attacked while walking the dog.

Mohamed Salah's potential involvement at the Tokyo Olympics will be a decision for the player and his club Liverpool, says Egypt coach Shawky Gharib.

The elite universities are asked to disclose details of gifts from Saudi Arabia and China.

A firestorm caused by Allied bombers destroyed the historic centre of Dresden in February 1945.

Clinical psychologist Alain Brunet has come up with an innovative treatment for "romantic betrayal".

In South Africa, residents sick of intermittent water and power in their town are taking action.

Global pharmaceutical companies may not see enough profitability from developing a Covid-19 vaccine.

Geoffrey Cox, Andrea Leadsom and Julian Smith are out as Boris Johnson begins cabinet reshuffle.

People in Singapore are posting messages of thanks to healthcare professionals treating coronavirus.

More than 2,000 passengers on the US liner were stranded at sea because of virus fears.

The turtle is believed to have lived in northern South America between 13 and seven million years ago.

A professional tree climber is using his skills to rescue koalas in fire-ravaged areas of Australia.

Meet the nominees for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2020 award

Borussia Dortmund's head of youth, Lars Ricken, gives insight into how the Bundesliga side identify future stars.

The Duchess of Cornwall says the "taboo" of domestic abuse "weakens" each time a victim speaks out.

Australian fire officials call it "great news" but record-breaking rain causes severe flooding.

The important first caucus of the US primaries was marred by technical issues and delays.

England have plenty to learn in the run-up to the Twenty20 World Cup after their one-run defeat by South Africa, according to captain Eoin Morgan.