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Ukrainians tell of their fear as BBC Verify analyses videos appearing to show drone strikes on civilians.

At least 158 people have died in Spain's worst flooding disaster in decades as rescuers race to find victims.

The BBC has visited Paiporta, Valencia, where dozens of people have been confirmed dead.

The BBC’s Laura Bicker sees the Shenzhou 19 spacecraft take off in a record year of space exploration.

An influx of refugees fleeing Israeli strikes risks exacerbating sectarian divisions in the Lebanese capital.

Climate change had a role in making the storm that hit Spain more intense and deadly, say scientists

More migrants from Vietnam than any other nation are taking small boats to the UK.

Karim Khan also asks for an immediate investigation into the allegations against him.

The prime minister announced a snap election despite voter apathy and low approval ratings.

The dam collapse released toxic waste and mud, which flooded nearby towns, rivers and forests.

A partial projection by Georgia's central election commission gives the ruling party almost 53% of the vote.

Erik and Lyle Menendez were convicted of killing their parents in a case that gained worldwide attention.

The US believes the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar may open the door to an agreement.

Erik and Lyle Menendez were convicted of killing their parents in a case that gained worldwide attention.

The fee, which only applies to daytrippers, will be in force on weekends and public holidays from April to July.

Gustavo Gutiérrez founded liberation theology, both revered and reviled in the Catholic Church.

At least 49 people have been sickened and one person has died, according to the CDC.

Displaced residents give harrowing accounts of the situation as an Israeli offensive continues.

The number 40 pizza was one of the Düsseldorf restaurant's most popular pizzas, police said.

Thirteen air strikes hit locations in southern Beirut on Monday evening, authorities said.

Israeli forces are besieging hospitals and shelters, medics say. The Israeli military says Hamas has regrouped in the area.

The UN's statement follows reports that multiple Turkish nationals were abducted in Nairobi on Friday.

Thousands of the One Direction star's followers have gathered globally in memory of the singer who died last week.

Hamas-run authorities say 20 women are among at least 33 dead in Jabalia refugee camp.

Sunday's presidential election is seen as a vote on whether the country looks east to Russia or west to the EU.

Lawyer Elvino Dias and opposition party official Paulo Guambe were gunned down in broad daylight.

Video shows tractors being overwhelmed by tall plumes of smoke as firefighters battled the blaze.

Relatives of the Israeli hostages still held in Gaza say now is the time to negotiate their release.

Noland Keaulana says he "wouldn't have been able to sleep" if he hadn’t searched for his friend's son, missing in a kayak off Hawaii.

Israel had hunted the architect of the 7 October atrocities for more than a year. A chance encounter in Rafah got him.

The purchase comes months out from an election in which the cost of living and housing are key issues.

Israel has told 400,000 people to evacuate the area, but many are too exhausted and fearful to leave.

The letter criticising Israel over Gaza aid is an attempt to redress the balance between the US and its ally, our international editor says.

Sixteen people are dead following air strikes on municipal buildings in the city of Nabatieh.

The group is alleged to have made fake labels from famous French vineyards, using them to sell cheap wine.

The letter, sent on Sunday, amounts to the strongest known written warning from the US to its ally.

The Apprentice, which focuses on Trump's early years as a real estate tycoon, is released this week.

Alex Proyas, who directed the 2004 Will Smith film, compared his film to Tesla's new vehicles.

Reports say tank shells hit a crowd in Jabalia refugee camp, as Israel's ground offensive continues.

The BBC's Pallab Ghosh explores why this world first test is a big deal for space exploration.

There's no music or dancing in central Beirut bars as fear spreads and displaced people fill the streets.

The ex-Wallabies captain was given a five-year sentence for embezzlement in France, local media say.

A look back at some of the key moments from the life and career of former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond.

Florida residents who found the animal also helped a donkey and several goats to safety in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton.

Time-lapse images show the northern lights on the outskirts of the capital Reykjavik.

Lebanese officials say 22 people have been killed and 117 injured in Israeli strikes on two busy neighbourhoods in Beirut.

The EU pushes back introducing new biometric border checks that were due on 10 November.

A 14-year-old boy who killed nine children and a security guard gives evidence behind closed doors.

The book discusses abortion rights, her first date with Trump and the first assassination attempt.

A 14-year-old boy who killed nine children and a security guard gives evidence behind closed doors.

The mission aims to re-visit the asteroid Nasa diverted when it crashed a probe into it.

The BBC's Rushdi Abualouf sheds light on the challenges of reporting the war from inside and outside of Gaza.

President Kais Saied, accused of suppressing democracy, only has two challengers and one is in jail.

Footage shows a fireball rising above Lebanon's capital overnight following another strike on the city.

Watch: Large explosion seen in Beirut

The BBC's Nick Beake reports from northern Israel, where Hezbollah continues to fire rockets into Israel.

Video footage filmed inside a plane on Tuesday night shows missiles launched from Iran.

More than 90 years after its first Test match, India boasts more victories in the format than losses.

Hundreds of people are still missing and nearly a million homes are without power a week after the storm tore across the US south-east.

One of the most senior leaders of Hamas - a group designated a terrorist organisation by the UK and others - speaks to the BBC's Jeremy Bowen.

A drought has caused an electricity crisis as Zambia heavily relies on the hydro-powered Kariba Dam.

The bomb is thought to have been dropped during World War Two to halt "kamikaze" missions.

A statement on Iranian state TV confirmed "dozens" of missiles have been launched towards Israel.

Harold Daggett vows union is "going to win", as Joe Biden backs "meaningful" dockworker pay rise.