The US star says she is worried for her personal safety after stalkers tried to break into her home.

The singer's nephew Taj Jackson speaks to BBC Newsnight's Kirsty Walk about Leaving Neverland.

Bugatti's one-off supercar, unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show, sold for at least £9.5m before tax.

Tom Ballard and Daniele Nardi went missing on a peak in Pakistan dubbed "killer mountain".

The Russian president accuses foreign intelligence services of beefing up activities in Russia.

Jair Bolsonaro posts a graphic clip on Twitter apparently in reply to criticism at Carnival parties.

The former Celtic manager's family was unhurt but medals won while he was at the Glasgow club were taken.

The Connecticut man, who has cystic fibrosis, received a surprise phone call from the president.

Daniel Kriener is one of the ambassadors who received opposition leader Juan Guaidó at the airport.

Esketamine nasal spray can reportedly work within 24 hours, but critics say more tests are needed.

Republican representatives in New Hampshire were accused of mocking victims of gun crime, after wearing pearl necklaces at a hearing.

The two representatives were accused of sharing offensive Facebook posts about Labour's Sadiq Khan.

No solution identified to backstop impasse during the current Brexit talks in Brussels, the European Commission says.

A US-backed force says the jihadists tried to slip out of Baghuz with the help of smugglers.

She says agency is working to provide better medical care after two migrant children died in December.

Formula 1 is accused by human rights groups of sending "an appalling message" over abuses allegedly related to the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Martha McSally, who was the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat, said she felt ashamed.

Real Madrid have already offered the manager's job to Zinedine Zidane following their Champions League exit, says former president Ramon Calderon.

EU officials call for fresh proposals by Friday ahead of next week's vote by MPs on the deal.

George Pell's child sexual abuse verdict has stunned and divided Australia in the past week.

British number one Johanna Konta progresses to the second round in Indian Wells by beating France's Pauline Parmentier.