How Hitler's architect escaped the death penalty
Albert Speer distanced himself from the Nazis' atrocities at the Nuremberg war crimes tribunal in October 1946. In History revisits a 1970 BBC interview with Hitler's former friend.
Disappointment in Kyiv as Zelensky leaves White House empty-handed
Zelensky does not share Trump's apparent confidence that Russia's Putin is acting in good faith.
Eleven killed after Israel hits bus in Gaza, Hamas-run civil defence says
The Israeli military said it had fired at a "suspicious vehicle" it said had crossed the line demarcating the area occupied by its forces.
No Kings protests begin as huge anti-Trump rallies sweep across US
Protests are planned in over 2,500 cities across the US, including New York, DC, Atlanta and Los Angeles.
Accuser's brother urges King to strip Andrew of prince title
Sky Roberts says he would like to see the King go a step further after Prince Andrew agreed to give up his other titles.
'It's scary to think I could have died' - the Americans coming back from fentanyl addiction
Fatal overdoses in the US are falling - and Kayla's state of North Carolina is at the forefront of that trend.
Watch: Brits row from Peru to Australia in tiny boat
Jess Rowe and Miriam Payne told the BBC how they made the six-month journey unsupported, catching fish and growing their own vegetables.
People are using AI to talk to God
In India and around the world, worshipers are turning to purpose-built AI for religious worship and spiritual guidance.
