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Most of the victims are thought to have been women and officials say more bodies may be found.

The Japanese man may be punished for leaving the controls in the hands of an untrained conductor.

The Wolf Hall writer bases her views on Boris Johnson's 2019 attempt to suspend Parliament.

A look back at the life and career of the influential and now-octogenarian singer-songwriter.

Indonesia hopes for tourism but UN experts and locals allege land grabbing and rights violations.

Nations demand the dissident's release, after a MiG-29 escorts the Greece-Lithuania flight to Minsk.

The dead include a child who was earlier airlifted from the Stresa-Alpine-Mottarone crash scene.

The normally rare infection has a 50% mortality rate, and is hitting recovering Covid-19 patients.

Freezing rain and winds hit a long-distance race in a mountainous tourist site in China.

John Oliver explains why the integrity of local news is so important, how sponsored content could damage that integrity, and why the Venus Veil is so much mo...

The patient was completely blind before the treatment - now he can see and count objects on a table.

Eighty students had yearbook photos edited without their consent to hide their chests and shoulders.

More than £1m of gold and silver historical artefacts were taken in the burglary on Friday night.

Police say the man was reported missing by his family and no foul play is suspected in his death.

Many pay tribute to the athletes who died in the controversial ultramarathon that killed 21 people.

To boost their services, Google and Facebook are investing in undersea cables that span the world.

The toys we give to children and the traits they are assigned can have lasting impacts on their lives, writes Melissa Hogenboom.

More than year into Covid-19, do people in your dreams wear masks or socially distance?

Simon Browning looks at standard aviation protocols after a "major diplomatic incident" on Sunday.

A video of Baba Ramdev mocking patients for trying to find oxygen went viral earlier this month.

The lawsuit alleges the two-year-old girl's ashes were "desecrated" in an unlawful police search.

In the summer of 1951, Billy Wilder’s Ace in the Hole was released to harsh reviews. But, seventy years on, its deeply cynical satire is more powerful than ever, writes Mark Allison.

Feel everyone else comes up with all the smart ideas on your team? Data show that, with practice, we can all be bright sparks.

From switching the fuel they use to changing flight plans so they produce fewer contrails, airlines are searching for ways to cut their impact on the climate.

Zhu Keming was reportedly grazing his sheep during the sudden weather change that killed 21 runners.