The mission's goal is to find water on the Moon, which could open the door for a sustained human presence there.
The new list of storm names is released, marking the start of the annual UK storm season. How and why are they given names?
An explanation of the new gene testing rule enforced by World Athletics for women's events.
The vast majority of policymakers in Westminster, let alone elsewhere around the UK, have never heard of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, the geopolitical grouping currently holding its summit at Tianjin, but hear me out on why we should all be paying considerable attention to it.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says "urgent investigations" are underway to establish what happened.
Advocacy groups sought emergency action amid reports planes carrying the children were about to take off.
Gor's appoinment comes at a time when India-US ties have become strained due to Trump's steep tariffs.
BBC Sport looks at how Oval Invincibles have dominated The Hundred to win three straight men's titles but face their team being taken apart by potential changes to the competition.
Beijing's shipbuilding capacity is 200 times that of the US, an expert says, calling the scale "extraordinary".
Match of the Day pundits Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart analyse Dominik Szoboszlai's "absolutely perfect" free-kick that won the game for Liverpool against Arsenal.
The former Trump adviser's car was struck from behind on a highway in New Hampshire, a statement said.
After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?
Crystal Palace must keep hold of captain Marc Guehi if they are to have a successful season, says manager Oliver Glasner.
Nine people have been killed in a 6.1 magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan.
Two men and a woman are arrested as people protest against migrants being housed in a hotel in Epping.
Generally, AI chatbots are not supposed to do things like call you names or tell you how to make controlled substances. But, just like a person, with the right psychological tactics, it seems like at least some LLMs can be convinced to break their own rules. Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania deployed tactics described […]
Will Jacks hit a brilliant 72 from 41 balls as Oval Invincibles comfortably beat Trent Rockets by 26 runs in the men's final to claim their third straight Hundred title.
Watch Premier League highlights as Liverpool beat Arsenal at Anfield courtesy of a brilliant Dominik Szoboszlai free-kick.
The military spokesman was killed in strikes on Saturday, Israel says - Hamas has not confirmed the death.
Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton is handed a five-place grid penalty for Ferrari’s home grand prix in Italy next weekend.
Rudy Giuliani has been hospitalised following a car crash in New Hampshire, a spokesperson for the former New York City mayor said.
Will Jacks and Nathan Sowter star as Oval Invincibles comprehensively beat Trent Rockets by 26 runs in the men's final to claim a third straight Hundred title.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta's conservative approach ends in more Anfield misery in defeat by Liverpool, writes chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Yemen's Houthi rebels have raided United Nations offices and detained several people, officials have said.
Lando Norris says that his retirement from the Dutch Grand Prix was a blow in his attempt to win the world championship - but insists he will "go for it".
The removal of the barriers is widely seen as retaliation for the arrest of a pro-Egyptian government activist in London last week.
Vladimir Putin doesn't do four-day getaways to a single country very often.
Fourteen prison and police officers, along with two civilians, were killed in the crash.
Police say an officer was punched in the face during a protest against asylum hotels.
Only one team in Premier League history have lost two of their first three matches and then gone on to win the title.
Cooper, 11, found viral fame after a video of his uncanny impression was shared around the world.
Norway has agreed to buy five new British warships in a deal worth £10bn, the Ministry of Defence has announced.
The government says the agreement will support thousands of jobs, including more than 2,000 in Scotland.
Police are investigating claims a woman and child were subjected to racial abuse in a Halifax park.
The first death from the illness this year comes as vaccination rates among children have declined.
Greta Thunberg has set sail for Gaza as part of the largest flotilla of boats carrying aid for the Strip.
BBC Scotland's chief sportswriter Tom English dissects a dreadful Old Firm derby at Ibrox.
The move aims to subdue anti-government demonstrations that have swept across the country.
A group of masked protesters became "aggressive" towards police at Canary Wharf shopping centre.
Lando Norris retires with an apparent engine failure as McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri takes a controlled victory in the Dutch Grand Prix.
The family of 12-year-old Logan Carter described him as "everyone's therapy person".
The government warns Kemi Badenoch's plans would "only accelerate the worsening climate crisis".
A boy who died after an incident at a playground in Cheshire has been named as 12-year-old Logan Carter.
What do you gift somebody who loves books? The obvious answer is "a book," but since true bibliophiles are probably sitting on a stack already, it's worth getting a little more creative. Luckily for you, many of us at The Verge are big bookworms ourselves, which is why we rounded up a bunch of clever, […]
Kamil Majchrzak shared a clip of him meeting the boy, after a viral video appeared to show a spectator depriving him of one.
Meta is changing some of the rules governing its chatbots two weeks after a Reuters investigation revealed disturbing ways in which they could, potentially, interact with minors. Now the company has told TechCrunch that its chatbots are being trained not to engage in conversations with minors around self-harm, suicide, or disordered eating, and to avoid […]
At a time when Donald Trump's foreign policy continues to frustrate some and perplex others, Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi have gathered to discuss trade and international security.
The UK's anti-slavery commissioner has launched an investigation into so-called pimping websites.
Could Liverpool sign Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi? Who could Newcastle and Crystal Palace move for instead? The possible stories of transfer deadline day.
Referees body PGMOL say it was a mistake to disallow Josh King's Fulham goal and have dropped video assistant referee Michael Salisbury for Arsenal's match at Liverpool on Sunday.
Rhian Boxall's brother was assured by a vet his pet wouldn't deliver her pups while he was on holiday.
At least 43 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since Saturday, according to local hospitals, as the Israeli offensive on Gaza City intensifies.
Police are looking for a man they believe was at the Southampton address at the time of the fall.
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Striker Yoane Wissa calls on Brentford to "keep their word" and let him leave, accusing them of "unduly standing in his way" of a move to Newcastle.
The iconic containers have become a staple in many Asian restaurants and takeaways around the world.
Two men have been stabbed at the same Tube station in London within 24 hours, British Transport Police have said.
A retired Church of England vicar who was part of an extreme body modification ring run by man who called himself the Eunuch Maker has been jailed for three years.
Reform UK has hit back at both the Archbishop of York and the government following criticism of its immigration policies.
Manchester United are considering making a move for Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez before Monday's transfer deadline.
"Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship"
About 1,000 of a set of 15,000 open access scientific journals appear to exist mainly to extract fees from naive academics.…
The blossoming relationship between Donald Trump and Indian prime minister Narendra Modi has abruptly turned sour.
It comes as data shows children who missed some of the first week of school were more likely to be persistently absent.
March for Australia rallies were condemned by the centre-left government as "spreading hate".
Air-con sales are rising but there are fears over its medical, financial and environmental impacts.
Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi met on the sidelines of a summit which Russia's Vladimir Putin is also attending.
South Australia will become the first place in the world to ban soy sauce fish-shaped containers as part of a wider cutdown on single-use plastic.
Police have released an image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the incidents.
Tennis player Kamil Majchrzak tracked down a fan whose cap was snatched away from him at the US Open - so he could give him a new one.
The Stena Immaculate was hit by the Solong cargo ship off the coast of East Yorkshire in March.
Chelsea's Millie Bright speaks to BBC Radio 5 Live's Women's Football Weekly about pulling out of England's Euro 2025 squad and feeling back to herself.
Running AIs on your own machine lets you stick it to the man and save some cash in the process
Feature After a decade or two of the cloud, we're used to paying for our computing capability by the megabyte. As AI takes off, the whole cycle promises to repeat itself again, and while AI might seem relatively cheap now, it might not always be so.…
Manchester United's 3-2 win over Burnley has left Ruben Amorim with plenty of puzzles to solve and issues to deal with - and some really are quite pressing.
A group of men in masks attempted to enter a hotel housing asylum seekers, say the Met.
A baby whose mother was not vaccinated against whooping cough died of the disease this year, public health data shows.
Brandon Burgess is challenging himself to attend every Formula 1 race in 2025 on a £20,000 budget and only using 28 days' annual leave.
India's prime minister hopes to draw nearer to some of the world’s largest economies.
It's the start of a very big week for China, and there is a clear sense they know the world is watching.
It's the start of a very big week for China, and there is a clear sense they know the world is watching.
It's the start of a very big week for China, and there is a clear sense they know the world is watching.
Increasing demand for weight loss drugs and Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner feature on the front pages.
Thousands march through Mexico's cities urging more government action against enforced disappearances - a problem often linked to drug cartels.
Coldplay have rescheduled the final two dates of their 10-show run at Wembley Stadium because of strike action on the London Underground.
Showman Jimmy Stringfellow is facing the fight of his life - to save his Clydeside home.
Non-alcoholic sales have more than doubled in recent years, even though Germany's wider beer market has slumped.
The first new game in the series in a decade - a remake - has been released, without involvement of the series creator.
Learning to drive is a right of passage for many, but drivers and instructors face increasing abuse.
A new BBC reality show, Stranded on Honeymoon Island, tests whether love can thrive in isolation.
The precious medieval work is to be displayed in London next year - but the French art world is strongly opposed.
Forestry Research said the UK is the first country to eradicate the beetle after five-year battle.
Family members of detainees say their loved ones disappeared into the notorious immigration detention facility.
The order is the latest chapter in an escalating feud between the White House and Illinois state officials over violent crime and immigration.
Human remains can mean profits. But there is an emotional debate about the ethics of the industry.
The education secretary has said "we all need to do more" to improve attendance and behaviour in schools.
Richard says he has faced "horrible" choices during the school summer holidays as he struggles to feed his children.
Nefertiti remembers the first time she was sexually assaulted.
A 12-year-old boy has died after falling in a park playground in Cheshire.
"We call drones our loyal friends, because they never leave us."
"We call drones our loyal friends, because they never leave us."
