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Freedom and democracy have been steadily eroded in the Erdogan era, writes Orla Guerin.

Russian missiles hit the city of Sumy as negotiators met the US delegation in Saudi Arabia for talks.

Funding cuts could lead to an added 2,000 new HIV infections each day, Winnie Byanyima warns.

The hit drama becomes the first streaming show to top the UK's overall weekly TV ratings.

The Prince of Wales is among those sending 90th birthday messages to the "true national treasure".

Ex-Love Islander Whitney Adebayo says she was abused online after appearing on the Netflix show.

With talk of Chelsea paying a £5m clause not to sign Jadon Sancho permanently from Man Utd, BBC Sport looks at the factors.

England senior coach Richard Wigglesworth is set to join the British and Irish Lions coaching staff for the tour of Australia.

Viktor Hovland's out of the blue success at the Valspar Championship is the latest European success on American soil and a timely return to form for the Norwegian, writes Iain Carter

The prime minister says he wants to see government departments become more efficient by using AI and technology.

The Spring Statement is "not a Budget", but the chancellor is facing major tax and spending challenges.

A red, amber and green rating system is being produced for English councils on pothole maintenance.

An inquest into the death of Ida Lock has shone light on repeat mistakes - and wider failures in certain hospitals across England

The royal describes "months of sheer worry" she experienced over the birth of her second child.

Government says more NHS funds in England will go to social care as we look at how it can deliver change.

The Spring Statement is "not a Budget", but the chancellor is facing major tax and spending challenges.

The closures are expected to take place over the next few months, leaving hundreds of jobs at risk.

Sir Keir Starmer says he is 'deeply concerned' about the closure of Heathrow Airport as a result of a power cut caused by a fire on Friday.

The firm is considering asking people to pay to remove ads if they do not want their data to be tracked.

The company said that it will now attempt to sell itself under the supervision of a court.

Noland Arbaugh tells the BBC how being the first Neuralink patient has changed his life.

Teachers unable to get divorced due to delays working out their pensions launch legal action against the government.

The University of Lincoln is calling for visa rules for international students to be changed.

Teachers say the Covid lockdown has led to a rise in pupils with special educational needs.

On social media a self-proclaimed earthquake predictor says he can forecast big shakes, but experts say it's pure luck.

The government has announced the funding for 200 schools and hospitals apiece across the UK.

The government says the new Western Forest project will help the UK meet its tree-planting targets.