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Locals tell the BBC the carnage has made it hard to identify victims of the military attack.

India’s booming cough syrup market faces scrutiny after contaminated syrups kill multiple children.

The filmmaker said it is not what her dad, who died in 2014, would have wanted.

The announcement was made by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm.

Snap said only a small number of users would be affected by the changes, but many online disagree.

Several contestants in this year's semi-finals will pit their avatars against one another.

Never pay money upfront and check who you're dealing with are a few ways to protect yourself from scams.

Developing countries lead the historic clean energy charge but the US and EU rely more on fossil fuels than before, a think tank study shows.

BBC News is given access to what the Met Police says is the UK's largest operation against mobile phone thefts.

The prize-winning work explains how the immune system attacks hostile infections, but not the body's own cells.

Beijing has urged local firms to use homemade chips. But is China ready to turn away from Nvidia?

The planned Trump Route in the South Caucasus could reshape the geopolitics of a region that borders Russia and Iran.

Liv Heeney discovered she had inherited a faulty gene after losing her mother to the rare disease.

Rescue teams have been deployed to clear the snow on the world's tallest mountain, Chinese state media reports.

The BBC challenges the scammers targeting teenagers like Evan Boettler, who took his own life just 90 minutes after being contacted.

They are melting like never seen before, changing landscapes around the world beyond recognition.

What would you do if you were stuck on a ship, far from loved ones, and you had no idea how - or when - you’d get home?

However, his ANO party falls short of an overall majority in preliminary results.

Two Indian researchers have designed a shoe rack that banishes foul odours - and have won a fun science prize.

The BBC has been speaking to retirees who want the firm selling the cruise to stop advertising and refund their deposits.

New world records in some sports are remarkably elusive, yet in others they seem to fall regularly. There is a good mathematical reason why.

BBC News goes inside the lab powering computers with 'mini brains' grown from human cells.

The use of controversial shark nets was about to be scaled back in Sydney when a surfer was killed.

Balin Miller's solo climb and fall was caught on a live stream.