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Firms are turning to tech - both old and new - to catch outbreaks early, which is vital to stopping the spread.

Two died and one person was injured in the Monday attack coinciding with a Sweden football match.

The DNA of bacteria and viruses that infected humans thousands of years ago is still trapped in their skeletal remains. Scientists are finding out what we can learn from them.

A football match between Belgium and Sweden is called off after two Swedes are killed.

Szabolcs Fekete claimed two coffees, two sandwiches and two pasta dishes were consumed solely by him.

Linda Joyce-Jones is setting up a mobile vet clinic so other pet owners don't go through her pain.

A mother and son in Illinois were allegedly targeted because of their faith and conflict in the Middle East.

The ring is engraved in French, the language of courtly love, and reads: "I desire to serve you".

The magnitude 6.3 quake struck the Herat province, which has already been devastated by recent tremors.

Ten years after Xi Jinping announced his signature Belt and Road project, its goals and outcomes have evolved.

Hundreds of standing stones, some 8m tall, stand sentinel in Nartiang, Meghalaya, with their origin shrouded in fantastical folklore.

The country has overwhelmingly voted No to a proposal aimed at elevating First Nations voices.

Israeli forces are expanding ground operations in Gaza, and their ultimate goal is to dismantle Hamas.

Girls barred from the classroom by the Taliban government are using a BBC programme to learn in secret.

A BBC Arabic team was driving to back to a hotel when they were stopped and dragged from their car.

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The US space agency's latest mission will investigate a mountainous object made mostly from iron.

The agreement paves the way for the South Asian nation to secure more funding from the IMF.

The legal move follows a year-long investigation into the so-called 'Moonies' church.

Six months later, the heist remains unsolved. Now, a US-based security company wants its money back.

Every so often, an eclipse has changed the course of pivotal events – for better and worse.

With extra government help German firms are attempting to make working fusion reactors.

The man, now 79, allegedly shot a man in the back as he was crossing into West Germany.

Tear gas is used after pro-Palestinian rallies are banned as a possible threat to public order.

Robert Fico - who pledged to end support for Ukraine - has teamed up with a centre-left and nationalist party.