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Tracking radars are following closely the gradual fall to Earth of a large Chinese rocket vehicle.

The first batch of a spirit made with ingredients grown in the Chernobyl exclusion zone is seized.

Democrats say the measures are voter suppression but Republicans say they protect election integrity.

The girl, likely aged 11 or 12, shot and wounded two of her fellow students and a member of staff.

Travel will be more expensive as airlines cannot afford to bring many planes back into service.

African countries struggled to get vaccines, but now several of them have thousands of expired doses.

It's Europe's most popular cultural event and the Netherlands will host it despite battling a third Covid wave.

The incident in Taiwan shows a tendency to allow child abuse in the name of discipline, experts say.

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent.

Joe Biden has set the withdrawal deadline for 11 September, but it comes amid escalating violence.

New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is poised to assume a key role in the party leadership.

A musician and his sister in Yangon have been filming for the BBC in Myanmar, where the military seized power three months ago.

A chance to shoot a rare buffalo in the famed US National Park drew over 45,000 applicants.

The EU's biggest economy rejects the US-backed proposal, saying patents are not hindering production.

Mohamed Nasheed is undergoing treatment after the suspected bomb blast in the capital, Male.

Ali Shareef al-Emadi is being questioned over alleged abuse of power and the misuse of public funds.

Lockdown spurred many people to invent new products, but how did they get to market?

Users say they are being forced to choose between range or speed, or face an unusable network.

Almost all of 50 big UK firms tell the BBC staff will divide their time between home and office in future.

The social media platform will prompt users to review "potentially harmful or offensive" replies.

Research by Which? looked at a selection of older routers still being used by customers.

A father and an Oxford student seek a High Court hearing to require age verification on porn sites.

In an email, chief executive Sundar Pichai suggests working three days in the office is the way forward.

After a move to limit ad tracking by other companies, Apple expands its own advertising business.

Rachel Elwell says she is facing bankruptcy after losing money to a scammer.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is likely to continue as now, Dr Beth Breeze says.

As part of the deal, Sony will hold a minority stake in the popular gaming chat platform.

Artificial intelligence researcher Joy Buolamwini explains why we should question the technology.

The Royal Marines are testing out a jet suit to assist in Maritime Boarding Operations.

The Oxford study used data from more than 430,000 young people, gathered over 28 years.

Images of the couple, who set up the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in 2000, after they announce their divorce.

The phasing out of single-use plastics gathers pace with big companies adopting alternatives.

The rocket carried parts of a new space station and now no one knows where and when it will fall.

One of the UK's rarest fish is set to benefit from a conservation project to unlock the River Severn.

Some 420 million wild animals have been traded in 226 nations over two decades, new data suggests.

A study suggests members may have come from southern European coasts, Iberia, and North Africa.

Around 40,000 sq m of coral reef has been restored in Indonesia with plans to extend the scheme further.

Almost 40 UK companies say proposed laws could accelerate deforestation in the Amazon region.

The peregrines distract and dive-bomb the kite to protect their chicks in their cathedral nest.

Recent climate change pledges bring the world a fraction closer to Paris goals, analysis suggests.

This was the first night-time landing for Nasa astronauts since Apollo 8's return 53 years ago.

How a study designated the rare, odd-looking frogmouth the most instagrammable of avian species.

Owners of wood burners and open fires will need to burn cleaner alternatives as new rules come into force.

Nasa is so pleased with the success of the Ingenuity helicopter, it is extending its mission.

Scientists said the microscopic fossil was "exceptionally" preserved in ancient rock in Torridon.

A prototype deep sea mining machine is lying stranded on the floor of the Pacific Ocean.

Data confirms what many suspected - that nature and green spaces have provided solace during lockdown.

SpaceX's Dragon Endeavour spacecraft has docked with the International Space Station.

As the Covid vaccine is rolled out to younger age groups, BBC News looks at what it means for anyone expecting a baby.

Last year, deaths rose from March onwards and were mostly related to long-term drinking problems.

Mistrust and inequality may explain why vaccine take-up is lower in the black community, say campaigners.

Two Olympic hopefuls tell the BBC about the mental health impact of the delay to the Tokyo games.

Following the death of his cousin, Dr Dan Gearon created the charity, You Okay, Doc?

It's the first country to allow the Pfizer jab for this age group.

Overall, the number of adults who feel depressed has doubled since before the pandemic.

Almost ?30m of government funding will fast-track vaccines that fight new variants of coronavirus.

Lab staff are working long unpaid hours to reduce the impact Covid is having on cancer research.

It is "unacceptable" some care home providers are not following government guidance, a new report says.

A new variant that can escape the current vaccines is the greatest risk of a third wave, experts say.

A mum believes her disabled son is being failed by the social care system.

The UK is "likely to be on a steady course now out of this pandemic", Prof Neil Ferguson says.

The widow of a father-of-three who died with Covid says she feels "honoured" she could be with him when he died.

Sir Simon Stevens has been called the NHS's most significant figure since its founder Aneurin Bevan.

Sir Simon Stevens has been called the NHS's most significant figure since its founder, Aneurin Bevan.