Newly discovered fossils in Germany shed light on the emergence of butterflies and moths.

When Insha Mushtaq was blinded she gave up her ambition to study medicine and chose music instead.

Artists in the Middle East reflect on life under the group’s brutal rule and try to revive the heritage it destroyed.

Logan Paul loses business deals after posting a video showing an apparent suicide victim in Japan.

The battery-powered devices are designed to be worn more discreetly than traditional pumps.

An inventor creates a machine that churns out retro-style coloured notes for his far-off mother.

The Trump administration says it is "deeply concerned" that Iran has imprisoned thousands of people.

Animal welfare authorities are investigating the "sick" discovery at a picnic area.

Police use teargas against large crowds demonstrating against price rises affecting basic goods.

Rescue work is ongoing to help the vessel that collided with a cargo ship on 6 January.

A smattering of gadgets show off at the tech show promise better battery life than we're used to.

The action comes amid a series of disputes between the two North American neighbours.

A family of five and their two dogs were rescued from the roof of their house in Santa Barbara.

British number two Heather Watson beats world number 55 Donna Vekic to reach the semi-finals of the Hobart International.

The US president said there was no collusion with Russia, so there would probably be no interview.

The rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Pakistan has sparked outrage.

Striker Kazuyoshi Miura, who turns 51 next month, signs a new contract with Japanese second division club Yokohama FC.

Government cryptocurrency concerns include tax evasion and people developing gambling addictions.

Serena Williams says that she "absolutely wants", but does not need, more Grand Slam titles as she targets Margaret Court's record.

British women's number one Johanna Konta will face Madison Brengle, of the United States, in the first round of the Australian Open.

He's been on the run for 15 years, but pictures of his tattoos on Facebook helped police catch him.