Ion Iliescu will stand trial for alleged crimes in the aftermath of the violent revolution in 1989.

The BBC's Tom Bateman reports on the role of the far right as Israelis go to the polls on Tuesday.

A total of 24 shootings and five murders took place across Chicago over the weekend, police say.

Randolph Alles is the latest to go in a leadership shake-up at the Department of Homeland Security.

A clip of The Beatles' only live performance on Top of the Pops is unearthed in Mexico.

Felicity Huffman is among 14 people pleading guilty in a scheme to buy places at elite universities.

Scotland enjoy a morale-boosting win over Brazil in their penultimate warm-up friendly before this summer's Women's World Cup.

BBC Panorama discovered that Huawei was told to remove the kit because of the "potential of misuse".

Eden Hazard scores two goals as Chelsea beat West Ham to move above Tottenham and Arsenal into third place in the Premier League table.

Who's used the most players? Who's scored the fewest goals? BBC Sport looks at some of the key stats from the eight teams left in the Champions League.

Liverpool take command of their Champions League quarter-final with Porto thanks to two first-half goals in the first leg at Anfield.

Elements of the army act to protect protesters as security forces fire tear gas, witnesses say.

The world's largest democracy is holding its general election - find out who's involved and what's at stake.

Millions of mosquitoes carrying bacteria are being released in Medellin to stop viruses spreading.

Frustrated by the lack of South Asians in comic books, Sha Nazir founded BHP Comics, Scotland's only independent graphic novel publisher.

Layla Moran, Andrew Bridgen and Yasmin Qureshi take on the challenge - but can they succeed?

A new song released this week by Ariana Grande sparked criticism for seeming to exploit gay culture.

Israeli researchers think it's time we changed our approach to securing our computers from hackers.

Ed Catmull has aphantasia, as do some of the world's best animators at Pixar.

The vast country will choose between 245,000 candidates in a vote leaning heavily on identity politics.

A paediatric doctor says more and more children are suffering from Dakar's worsening air quality.