Flash floods in northern Turkey are the country's second natural disaster this month.

The decision to not renew Sarah Rainsford's visa is an "assault on media freedom", the corporation says.

Jake Davison killed five people, including a three-year-old girl, before turning the gun on himself.

MP John Redwood claims that, on carbon emissions, Germany "puts out twice as much as we do". Is he right?

Chelsea have re-signed Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku from Inter Milan for £97.5m.

A warrant is issued against Saif al-Islam Gaddafi after a BBC investigation into mercenaries in Libya.

Alexander Kuranov, detained by FSB agents, runs a team of pioneering spaceflight researchers.

More than 8,000 mostly elderly people are urged to get vaccinated again as a nurse is questioned.

No Lionel Messi, no Sergio Ramos, no Zinedine Zidane - how are Spain's 'big three' looking - or could there be a new title winner?

Kiwi Chow's documentary was a surprise at the film festival - and it has a controversial title.

There is no hot water or showers on the island, and it is thought that is why people are attracted.

Why nothing in the case of the arrest of a man at the British Embassy in Berlin should surprise us.

Proceeds could reach $100m in what is thought to be the most valuable auction of the artist's works.

Spyros isn't a firefighter, but when his home was threatened with wildfires, he decided to take action.

The coastguard moved 650 people from Limni, in the north of the island of Evia.

The UK and US are tightening sanctions on Belarus, hitting economic sectors.

Aidan Igiehon is part of a group of elite Irish athletes playing college basketball in America.

Residents of Marmaris, Turkey, are mourning their bees and honey, lost to fires.

Band Tankus the Henge negotiates touring in France, their first trip there since Brexit rules were imposed.