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Health authorities admit the woman was mistakenly switched with another baby at a hospital in 2002.

Almost 60% of oil and gas and 90% of coal must stay in the ground to keep global warming below 1.5C.

Elizabeth Holmes pretended her blood-testing technology worked in order to enrich herself, prosecutors say.

The BBC investigates a mystery illness dubbed "Havana syndrome" that has affected American diplomats and spies.

The statue became a focal point for the protests following the death of George Floyd last spring.

Warm-blooded animals are evolving to have larger beaks, legs and ears to stay cool, scientists say.

Inside some of our most magnificent trees, miniature worlds are at risk of extinction. The race is on to accelerate trees' ageing process, to save these intricate communities.

Images show the massive channels cut by rivers that ran under Northern Europe's ancient ice sheets.

Ashraf Ghani, who has sought refuge in the UAE, says he left Kabul to avoid "horrific" violence.

On the steep slopes of the Aosta Valley, the hamlet of Chamois is the only Italian village that can't be accessed by car.

The inmate, convicted of murder, is calling for the right to have a pastor's hands on him as he dies.

The alarm went off as the space station's batteries were being charged, Russia's space agency says.

Could a Theranos scandal happen again or has Silicon Valley learnt its lesson?

Who knew? It's actually safer to move a tranquilised rhino by its ankles than on its side or chest.

Older adults often take several medications each day. But there's growing evidence that this could sometimes be a mistake.

Some fatal mistakes have undermined the fight against terror, says the BBC's Frank Gardner.

When Tony Kofi had a near-fatal accident, he had a vision of himself playing a musical instrument. It would change his life forever.

The suspect is said to have "mummified" the corpse in order to continue receiving her pension.

Five things you may not know about Ethiopia's unique calendar and cultural heritage.

Descendants of African slaves welcome a Dutch city's decision to scrap fees for changing names.

A Rotherham woman finds she has brought more home from the Caribbean than just a tan.

Media question both the intelligence behind the US attack on a car in Kabul and the claims of success.

With a weak economy and a challenging Covid situation, a food emergency has been declared in Sri Lanka.

Documents reveal British American Tobacco’s role in bribery and spying in southern Africa.

Nasa's Perseverance rover was last week commanded to acquire two significant rock samples on Mars.