Legal action brought by advertisers claims the social network knew about problems in metrics in 2015.

Donald Trump says he may call upon the military to shut the border if the Central American caravan continues.

A draft law suggests car drivers will pay a congestion fee up to €5 a day to help tackle pollution.

The French president tries to allay fears of new barriers for Britons if there is no EU deal on Brexit, but he does not rule out visas.

Four-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is one of the five greatest champions in Formula 1 history, says Fernando Alonso.

Theresa May has been in Belgium for a summit nicknamed the "moment of truth". So what happened?

Bournemouth striker Jermain Defoe gets a tattoo in memory of his friend Bradley Lowery, the Sunderland fan who died aged six after a long illness.

The band's groundbreaking stage show is designed to ensure everyone has a front-row seat.

Two-time Olympic gold medallist Ed Moses says he was told to "shut up" at a World Anti-Doping Agency meeting.

Families from Mexico Beach are returning to homes destroyed by Hurricane Michael - or nothing at all.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex kick off their shoes during an official visit to the Sydney landmark.

Former world champions John Higgins and Neil Robertson and world number five Judd Trump are knocked out of the English Open.

Grace Meng says "cruel" China is persecuting him – and that she's now a target – in her first UK media interview.

BBC Sport football pundit Mark Lawrenson takes on Australia cricket legend Shane Warne to predict this weekend's Premier League results.

Turkish officials believe the Saudi journalist's body may have been disposed of outside Istanbul.

Turkish police fear 15 Saudis who flew to Istanbul on 2 October may have murdered Jamal Khashoggi.

Afghans are set to defy threats, insecurity and fears over fraud as they vote in a new parliament.

Why are women banned from entering the Sabarimala temple in southern India?

President Trump claims he has been responsible for the strongest US economy ever. What do the numbers show?

In a country where abortion is still taboo, a new play hopes to cue a genuine public discussion.

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