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A Pentagon report says it can only explain one of 144 sightings made by the US military since 2004.

Flora is crowned Best in Show for her preserve, which she describes as a "little pot of sunshine".

Chinese researchers unveil an ancient skull that could belong to a completely new species of human.

Derek Chauvin was convicted last month of killing Mr Floyd, whose death sparked global protests.

Maps, images and graphics of what we know about a 12-storey residential building's collapse north of Miami.

The balloon is reported to have hit a power line, before the basket detached and fell to the ground.

Two mothers subjected to FGM tell how they will not let their daughters suffer the same.

Artificial intelligence algorithms are the only way to keep on top of the flood of satellite data.

The man, who fled via the emergency slide, was detained on the taxiway at Los Angeles Airport.

One woman tells the BBC a security guard employed by G4S mimed sex while they were alone in a lift.

The country's ambitious target to improve the environment could actually harm biodiversity.

Critics say it would be "un-African" for a woman to have more than one husband at the same time.

In total four Catholic churches have burned down in western Canada over the past week.

Drugs firm to pay to settle claims it fuelled opioid painkiller addiction crisis in New York State.

We get to see the moment the robot landed on the Red Planet as well as some action on the surface.

The papers contain details about UK warship HMS Defender and the British military.

The ancient city of Hierapolis has long hidden a poisonous secret in its mysterious "Gate to Hell". But modern science has finally uncovered the truth behind the Roman myths.

A boom in cheaper trading is tempting some inexperienced investors to take big risks, warn experts.

Police explain how they recovered paintings stolen in an audacious 2012 raid on an Athens museum.

The BBC behaved responsibly after being given the documents, defence minister Jeremy Quin says.

Conditions in Venus's atmosphere are beyond what the hardiest terrestrial lifeforms can cope with.

A spectator holding a sign causes a multi-rider pile-up during the first stage of the race.

The reports come amid surging Taliban battlefield gains and a warning of possible civil war.