The tech giant's new reports reveals that fewer than 30% of its global staff are women.

The actor, best known for playing the roguish "Dirty Den" Watts in the BBC One soap, dies aged 71.

After a diplomatic row, French and Italian leaders propose new EU asylum processing centres in Africa.

Police question a Tunisian man suspected of making the lethal chemical ricin.

Mullah Fazlullah - who ordered the shooting of Malala Yousafzai - was killed in Afghanistan, reports say.

President Trump unveils 25% tariffs on $34bn worth of Chinese goods, accusing Beijing of intellectual copyright theft.

Afghanistan lose 20 wickets in a day as their Test debut ends in a two-day defeat by India in Bangalore.

Jose Gimenez scores a 90th-minute header against Egypt to give Uruguay a 1-0 win in their opening Group A match at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

The Oscar winning star said she wants to hear from more women of colour, not just 'white dudes'.

The students allegedly shared nude photos of girlfriends on a secret Facebook page called Dog Pound.

Wade Kelly's drone captured dozens of the reptiles on camera this week, sunbathing by the Daly River in Australia.

The PM says she still wants to see the new law pass after one of her MPs stopped it from progressing.

President Trump has said he was only "kidding" when he expressed envy of Kim Jong-un's iron rule.

The judge says Mr Manafort had treated court proceedings as "just another marketing exercise".

Voters in Sunday's second round will choose between front-runner Ivan Duque and his rival Gustavo Petro.

Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly agrees to accept a fine and suspended jail term to settle tax evasion charges.

Fern Riddell has had support and criticism on Twitter after asking to be called by her academic title.

Iran win their first match at a World Cup finals in 20 years as Morocco substitute Aziz Bouhaddouz scores an own goal in injury time.

Iran win their first match at a World Cup finals since 1998, courtesy of an injury-time own goal from Morocco substitute Aziz Bouhaddouz.

The BBC learns UAE, Yemeni and Sudanese troops are on standby in Eritrea ready to join the battle.

World number one Dustin Johnson leads the US Open by four shots after England's Ian Poulter has a "stupid" finish to his second round.