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The phenomenon known as the Aurora Borealis is the result of solar eruptions sending particles that interact with the Earth's atmosphere.

Authorities are warning people to stay out of the Australian state's waterways after recent rainfall.

The government has been warned it faces an "embarrassing and potentially catastrophic" legal challenge if it approves a controversial new Chinese "mega-embassy" in the UK.

California names a street after reptile Claude, who won millions of hearts with his albinism.

Parliament is also debating hate speech reforms after last month's deadly attack on a Jewish festival.

Why a reportedly growing number of women are paying to smash up old TVs and furniture in rage rooms.

Hedgehogs are surprisingly common in UK gardens, with food a powerful attraction, say scientists.

Hedgehogs are surprisingly common in UK gardens, with food a powerful attraction, say scientists.

Nearly a quarter of hospital trusts in England have seen waiting times deteriorate in the past year.

Nearly a quarter of hospital trusts in England have seen waiting times deteriorate in the past year.

Ministers are consulting on banning social media for under-16s in the UK - just weeks after a ban in Australia came into force.

Jack-knifed trucks were left strewn across the road after heavy snow in Ottawa Country, Michigan.

Transatlantic relations aren't broken, though they are damaged. And if Europeans want to try to cut through with Trump, they'll have to stick together, writes Europe Editor Katya Adler

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham's statement on his strained relationship with his parents features prominently on Tuesday's papers.

The Marvel star plays a detective with 90 minutes to prove to an AI judge he did not murder his wife.

Executive orders, pardons, trips and Truth Social posts - the BBC’s Analysis Editor breaks down Donald Trump’s first year back in office, in numbers.

Executive orders, pardons, trips and Truth Social posts - the BBC’s Analysis Editor breaks down Donald Trump’s first year back in office, in numbers.

English football's independent regulator will review 'parachute payments' to relegated clubs as part of its report into the men's professional game.

English football's independent regulator will review 'parachute payments' to relegated clubs as part of its report into the men's professional game.

English football's independent regulator will review 'parachute payments' to relegated clubs as part of its report into the men's professional game.