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State department says it is "reasonable to assess" that Israel used US-made weapons in ways inconsistent with its legal obligations.

A solar storm of this scale can cause disruptions to infrastructure such as the power grid.

The EBU says it is investigating an "incident" involving Joost Klein, who is temporarily suspended.

Report says it is "reasonable to assess" there have been breaches in Gaza, but admits it does not have "complete information".

The attempt came during an attack on a town in the northeastern Kharkiv region, says the military.

Passing the resolution is seen as symbolic, as the US is likely to use its veto in the Security Council.

A look at some of the most eye-catching performers, ahead of the grand final on Saturday night.

Bosses say Elbow will open the troubled venue on Tuesday after a string of problems and delays.

Fiona Harvey accuses Netflix, as well as writer Richard Gadd, of lying, in a Piers Morgan interview.

France striker Kylian Mbappe says he will leave Paris St-Germain at the end of the season.

England coach Brendon McCullum holds talks with leading wicket-taker James Anderson about the veteran's future.

Britain's Daryll Neita beats American Tamari Davis to claim victory in the women's 100m at the Diamond League meeting in Doha.

The prime minister says "there is more work to do" as the UK emerges from recession.

The Labour leader says he would use counter-terror powers to "smash" smuggling gangs, if he wins power.

The guide - commissioned by Penny Mordaunt - warns MPs and candidates of the main conspiracies in circulation.

Five babies have died from the infection amid a rise in cases in the UK.

Lawyers tell the BBC people infected after September 1991 should be allowed to claim compensation.

BBC Wales' Lucy Owen on her mum's regrets at taking no notice of bowel cancer test offers.

More couples are choosing to get married on a weekday in order to save money.

Rod Ismay denies deleting emails about a 'back door' in Horizon

The prime minister says "there is more work to do" as the UK emerges from recession.

Patients say the device allows them to reduce the number of hospital visits involved in cancer care.

The technology giant apologised after Hugh Grant and others criticised the "tone deaf" iPad advert.

The media giants are under pressure to attract more subscribers to their streaming services.

A school in Leicester says it is still feeling the effects of a "sinister" attack several weeks ago.

Students hoping to start university in 2025 will be able to see recent successful applicants' grades.

The Universities UK president says lines must be drawn between acceptable and unacceptable behaviour.

A solar storm of this scale can cause disruptions to infrastructure such as the power grid.

Every year there are fewer African penguins and soon there may be none at all, scientists warn.

The local wildlife trust hopes the tunnels will boost the reptile's numbers by encouraging mating.