The test can measure whether an abnormal reaction in the womb could make pregnancy loss more likely.

At a Nato summit, President Trump again maintains the raid "obliterated" Iran's nuclear facilities.

An undercover probe finds workers help touts make money from gigs including Oasis and Taylor Swift.

The war has left the country significantly weakened - and left Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a diminished leader

Australia are skittled out for just 180 against West Indies but hit back late on as 14 wickets fall on a chaotic opening day of the first Test in Bridgetown.

A number of British travellers have been arrested and prices have collapsed due to overproduction.

Despite a frustrating season with Liverpool that has left his future in doubt, Harvey Elliott showed his talent with a matchwinning display to send England Under-21s into a second successive Euros final.

Drina Gray engaged in a campaign of harassment against a couple in the flat above hers, a court hears.

Rob Howard leaves his position as leader of Warwickshire County Council, citing health concerns.

The US president asks Myroslava Petsa about her husband on the frontline after she asks him about supplying air defences to Ukraine.

Arsenal agree a deal with Brentford to sign midfielder Christian Norgaard amid uncertainty over whether Thomas Partey will sign a new contract.

The rail operator says that repairs are now complete, but delays are expected until the end of Wednesday.

Conversations are continuing at the heart of government on the least worst course of action in the face of a significant backbench rebellion.

Trump claims big win as Nato defence spending set to increase to 5% of GDP.

There were unexpected moments of levity among the momentous decisions on raising spending to levels not seen since the Cold War.

The US president doubles down on the fake news media

As Gareth Southgate becomes Sir Gareth, BBC Sport looks at the short list of managerial greats he joins in receiving the honour.

Labour MPs have threatened to vote against the government's welfare reform proposals.

The latest imagery shows further damage following Israel's follow-up strikes on key facilities.

Another heatwave could be on the way this week as temperatures are set to soar.

It follows the death of a woman in a minor crash who was driving a Citroen C3 in France earlier this month.

Daniel Anjorin was attacked with a sword while he was on his way to school in north-east London.

Days before the BBC was due to broadcast its documentary police arrested a man over claims by two of the women.

Thomas Robinson tricked luxury stores into buying "Scottish-grown tea" that was actually grown abroad.

The US bombing of Iran's nuclear sites has stirred strong feelings in the Iranian community of Los Angeles.

Sir Michael and Emily Eavis welcome hundreds of punters to "the most joyful city in the UK".

Marcus Monzo, 37, has been found guilty of of murdering Daniel Anjorin and attempting to kill three others.

Mark Rutte appears to approve of the US president's strong language when Trump spoke about the warring nations on Tuesday.

Sir Gareth Southgate says he does not miss managing England after being knighted for his services to football.

Lyse Doucet reports from the streets of Tehran, where she says things are staring to return to normal.

Fordo is probably the most spied-on place on the planet - and work to understand what is happening there is set to intensify further.

Archie Goodburn was 22 when he was told he had brain cancer. A year on, he is still competing and still fighting to help others.

The government has been criticised for not chasing up sub-postmasters to apply for compensation

Jacky Jhaj, a convicted paedophile, has staged several elaborate productions involving children and young people since he was released from prison.

Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla has become only the second Indian to travel to space.

Former England captain and BBC Sport pundit Michael Vaughan says England "could be in for a special ride" following their incredible 371-run chase and five-wicket victory over India in the first Test at Headingley.

People contacted the BBC about relentless noise, vandalism, death threats and physical assaults by neighbours.

Those close to the case reveal details about the crime for the first time

The UK will acquire new nuclear jets and Donald Trump used an expletive amid the Iran-Israel conflict.

A Colombian woman describes how she was recruited for sexcam work at 17 and encouraged to livestream from school.