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Just 40 weeks ago, Boris Johnson was PM. Now this report raises questions whether he can ever return, the BBC's political editor says.

The digital asset industry, already in turmoil, now faces a full-fledged battle with regulators.

The first new polio vaccines in 50 years are less likely to mutate into a dangerous form that causes disease.

Cedric Lodge is charged with stealing "heads, brains, skin and bones" from donated human remains.

Rare interviews with ordinary people inside the secretive state reveal chronic food shortages and starvation.

Some drinkers boycotted the brand after the firm partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

As the "final Beatles record" is announced, personal photos of the band are revealed, taken by one man at the heart of it, writes Deborah Nicholls-Lee.

Finland is on the verge of becoming the first nation to bury spent nuclear fuel rods deep underground for the long term. Erika Benke visits the Onkalo site to find out more.

Margrethe Vestager tells the BBC using AI for decisions that affect lives could lead to discrimination.

Excavators say the discovery is incredibly rare and "completely unique".

The star says machine learning helped lift John Lennon's voice from a demo and turn it into a song.

As the beating heart of the Sikh religion, the north Indian city of Amritsar is known for its spirit of generosity, with its Golden Temple serving 100,000 free meals a day.

Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's allegations have been denied by the Indian government.

Mourners in Ecuador realise the 76-year-old is still alive hours after she was placed in a coffin.

AI could improve our lives hugely or destroy us all, the experts say - so how do we make it safe?

A photographer's "passion project" lining up movie and TV scenes where they were shot sparks a career.

Eleven-year-old Solaine Thornton was shot dead while playing on a swing in her garden on Saturday.

The 125-year-old institution is teaching a new generation of Belgians a different history.

The American financier, targeted by right-wing conspiracists, is passing control of foundations to his son.

The children's mother survived for four days after the plane crashed in the jungle.

This week UNESCO announced it has found three new shipwrecks, including two that are thousands of years old. But just how many more are out there?

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Released 30 years ago, Jurassic Park was both an action blockbuster and a terrifying horror, writes Gregory Wakeman. He finds out how Steven Spielberg made 'Jaws on land'.

Publishing 100,000 copies a month, the Light shares calls for war-crime style trials of MPs and doctors.