The India-England test series has been called the greatest in recent years.

An interview between a US journalist and an AI clone of a teenager who was killed during shooting at his school has prompted criticism online.

Grok Imagine's "spicy" mode made explicit videos of Taylor Swift, according to The Verge and Gizmodo.

From comforting bowls of ramen to company, these stores are South Korea's latest effort to fight loneliness.

BBC science reporter Esme Stallard explains why the radiation from the 1945 atomic bombings is undetectable.

Across the country, more than 50 agricultural and forest fires have broken out in the past 24 hours - one of the worst days this summer.

Of the 24 Nasa astronauts who travelled to the Moon in the Apollo missions of the 1960s and 1970s, just five remain.

Israel's defence minister says countries that condemn Israel and threaten sanctions "will not weaken our resolve".

The commander of Apollo 13 famously rescued his men from near certain death in space.

The unusual demand adds to challenges facing the firm, which has been seen as falling behind in the chip race.

The Dardanelles Strait serves as a key route for commercial shipping between Europe and Asia.

Police stress they do not believe the women, in their 30s and 40s, are in a crime syndicate.

The plan faces fierce opposition within Israel as well as international criticism.

The rubber clog-maker claims it is competing with a "clear athletic trend" ahead of the World Cup.

The apparent US indifference to the prospect of a long - possibly indefinite - Israeli military occupation marks a telling change in tone.

One alleged attempt left Simon Patterson in a coma, with his family twice told to say their goodbyes.

Veer Singh and Kali Devi were away buying groceries when flash floods hit their village on Tuesday.

Footage of police interviewing convicted triple-murderer Erin Patterson has been released by the Victorian Supreme Court.

Claims that natural mineral water brands are filtering their water have shocked the country.

Gareth Ward was convicted of rape last month but refused to resign from his electorate.

A reward for information leading to the capture of Maduro, who the US accuses of drug trafficking, has been doubled.

Cameroon's Paul Biya would stay in power until he's 99 if he wins October's election.

Dean Cain says he'll be "sworn in as an ICE agent asap" following a recruitment drive by the agency.

The Israeli PM says he seeks full control of Gaza, the removal of Hamas and then to transfer governance to another party.

An upscale Indian suburb is rounding up some of its most marginalised residents, saying they are illegal immigrants.

"Whoever uses cream does not know what cooking means!" said one Rome caf owner.

Hamas warned that the plan meant Netanyahu was willing to "sacrifice" the remaining Israeli hostages in Gaza.

The plane lost signal just three minutes after take off according to the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority.

Zambia's government says the water is safe to drink after the US embassy ordered its staff to withdraw.

Even with Trump's direct involvement, Moscow's preconditions for a ceasefire in Ukraine make a swift ending to the bloodshed difficult to reach.

Adrian de Wet says he was forced to throw the bodies of two black women into the pig enclosure.

A police investigation into Autumn Bardisa was launched due to concerns about her qualifications.

The company said late on Wednesday that its flights were no longer grounded, but that disruption was ongoing.

Kathleen Folbigg was freed in 2023 after a review found there was reasonable doubt she killed her babies.

The president also hits India with a 50% tariff and threatened a 100% levy on foreign-made semiconductors.

The South East Asian nation's military leaders named Myint Swe acting president after a 2021 coup.

Expectations for a ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv are muted, despite the US president's threat of sweeping sanctions.

India, which now faces among the highest tariff rates imposed by the US, called the levy "unjustified and unreasonable".

The president had been pressing Apple to do more of its manufacturing in the US.

The US Army sergeant allegedly opened fire on his fellow troops before being tackled by soldiers, officials say.