At least 5 killed, 11 injured in shooting attack on bus in Jerusalem
The two attackers were killed at the scene, police said, after a security officer and a civilian returned fire.
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New Zealand dad shot dead by police after years on the run with children
Tom Phillips disappeared with his three children in 2021 after losing a custody battle.
Watch: Glitz, glamour and emotional speeches at VMAs 2025
The MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) have taken place in New York, with high profile figures in the music industry taking to the red carpet.
Russia bombs Ukraine almost every night. This is what it sounds like.
This summer the Kremlin’s air campaign killed 518 civilians with a record 11,739 drones and 433 missiles, an analysis by The Washington Post found.
A survivor's plea for kindness: How Australia's mushroom murder case ended
As Erin Patterson was sentenced, her sole surviving victim Ian Wilkinson called for privacy and kindness.
France poised to oust another prime minister, deepening Macron’s troubles
If the National Assembly votes Monday to force François Bayrou to resign, it will mark France’s second government collapse in less than a year.
Five killed in Jerusalem shooting attack, paramedics say
Israeli police say two gunmen were "neutralised" after the attack at a bus stop, in which seven other people were seriously wounded.
How Taiwan took the American convenience store — and turbocharged it
Convenience stores in Asia give new meaning to the term: Customers can pay bills, ship packages, eat a nutritious meal and — in some locations — work out.
Australian triple murderer jailed for life over toxic mushroom lunch
She will serve a non-parole period of 33 years for killing three relatives and trying to kill another.
Australian woman gets life in prison for ‘mushroom murders’
Erin Patterson was convicted of killing three relatives with a lunch laced with death cap mushrooms. The judge called her actions “an enormous betrayal of trust.”
Huge drugs bust reveals battles on cocaine 'superhighway'
An audacious attempt to smuggle tonnes of cocaine was stopped, but pressure from drug cartels remains.
In Sudan and Afghanistan, disaster upon disaster
The interlocking crises facing Sudan and Afghanistan come at a moment when societies in the West are turning their backs on welcoming refugees and offering international humanitarian aid.
What it was like inside court as mushroom murderer was jailed for life
The BBC's Katy Watson was in the courtroom as Erin Patterson was sentenced to life.
Trump threatens tougher sanctions after Russia's heaviest strikes on Ukraine
Trump's threat of sanctions comes after Russia's heaviest attack of the war.
Palestinian prisoners not being given adequate food, Israel top court says
The court said the state is legally obligated to provide enough food to ensure "a basic level of existence."
'Suitcase murder' trial begins in New Zealand
Hakyung Lee is accused of killing her two young children, whose bodies were found stuffed in suitcases.
Duped of millions in 'digital arrest', Indian woman seeks answers from banks
Anjali asks why such huge sums leaving her account didn’t trigger red flags and automatic alerts.
Ryan Routh to stand trial for alleged Trump assassination attempt
A court case for Mr Routh, who has pleaded not guilty, begins on Monday - with the defendant representing himself.
France is set to vote out another PM. Can anything break its political deadlock?
François Bayrou called a vote of confidence in himself after nine relatively ineffectual months in office.
In US town hoping for revival, Trump's tariffs put to test
The gulf between Trump's rhetoric and the reality on the ground is starting to show.
South Korean worker tells BBC of panic during US immigration raid at Hyundai plant
Some 400 US agents took part in the immigration raid on the Hyundai facility, detaining hundreds of workers, many South Korean nationals.
'I don't dare go back': BBC visits Cambodian villages caught in Thai border conflict
Tension along disputed parts of the border with Thailand erupted into conflict in July, leaving dozens dead.
Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla arrives in Tunisia
The boats, carrying 350 pro-Palestinian activists and stocked with medical and food supplies, are en route to Gaza.
Timelapse shows Blood Moon rising around the world
As the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow, it takes on a deep red hue, creating a striking "Blood Moon".
Home of Ukraine football star damaged in strike
Ukraine midfielder Georgiy Sudakov says his apartment in Kyiv is severely damaged after being struck by a Russian drone while his wife and child were at home.
Argentine rights activist Rosa Roisinblit dies aged 106
A leading member of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, she helped convict men who abducted hundreds of babies.
Thousands flock to Vatican as teenager made first millennial saint
Pope Leo canonises the London-born Italian boy nicknamed "God's influencer" for his online skills.
US pilot and influencer released from Chilean air base in Antarctica
Ethan Guo, 20, had been detained since June after being accused of landing his Cessna illegally in Chilean territory in the Antarctic.
Microsoft cloud services disrupted by Red Sea cable cuts
Unexplained damage to the cables is causing delays in traffic going through the Middle East, the tech giant says.
Czech police finally catch up with 'phantom racing car driver'
A red racing car has been sighted on motorways in the Czech Republic since 2019 but until now has evaded police.
As LGBTQ+ pilgrims cross Vatican’s Holy Door, some see church in transition
About 1,450 participants from 22 countries hoped for a sign from Pope Leo XIV that he would continue the LGBTQ+ outreach of his predecessor.
South Korea announces deal to repatriate workers detained in Hyundai raid
South Korea said it intends to repatriate the more than 300 of its nationals who were detained during an immigration raid on a Hyundai factory in Georgia.
Thousands throng Jerusalem to press Netanyahu to make hostage release deal
Saturday's protests in Israel were some of the largest so far, but PM Netanyahu says defeating Hamas is the way to secure the hostages' release.
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns after election defeats
The prime minister had struggled to inspire confidence as Japan faced economic headwinds.
