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Actress Alia Bhatt, adored by fans in India, is making her mark around the world.

The UK's shortest-serving PM was speaking at the US's biggest annual gathering of conservatives.

Intuitive Machines completes the first ever lunar touchdown by a privately built spacecraft.

The London institution seeks a Swiftie to advise it about handmade signs and friendship bracelets.

Intuitive Machines completes the first ever lunar touchdown by a privately built spacecraft.

Darryl George was suspended for refusing to cut his hair, which a school said violated dress code.

Freedom of speech jostles with safety concerns as MPs weigh up the complexities of the Israel-Gaza conflict.

The British Library has been hobbled for months by a cyber-attack and experts warn of similar damage ahead.

BBC Click reporter Paul Carter tries out a high-tech prosthetic promising a 'full range of human motion'.

Domestic gas and electricity bills could fall sharply in April but many are still struggling to pay.

A Northern Ireland family appeal for urgent help to get their surrogate baby out of Ukraine.

The UK's shortest-serving PM was speaking at the US's biggest annual gathering of conservatives.

Michael van Gerwen makes it three successive nightly wins in the Premier League of Darts with a 6-4 victory over Nathan Aspinall in Newcastle.

The Rochdale by-election is being likened to a circus by some, as the Speaker walks a tightrope.

A high-rise blaze in the Spanish city of Valencia is being tackled by more than 20 fire crews.

When the lifeboat arrived, they discovered two members of the crew clinging onto a life-raft.

Aerial footage of the pursuit shows sparks start to fly before the suspect clambers up a bank to try and escape.

Firefighters spent the night tackling a large fire at a house, with the occupier escaping unharmed.

A charity says there have been 2,010 Islamophobic incidents in the last four months.

But Hannah Gutierrez-Reed's lawyers instead seek to lay the blame for the fatality on Alec Baldwin.