Shuping Wang was attacked after realising blood donors were being infected with HIV and hepatitis.

Police in India say the two men allegedly beat two Dalit children to death for defecating in the open.

The WHO and Congolese government aim to vaccinate more than 800,000 children in just over a week.

The kingdom maintains that Iran was behind drone attacks on two of its oil installations this month.

Heat, humidity, midnight marathons and an air-conditioned stadium - Britons Charlotte Purdue and Eilish McColgan give their take on conditions at Doha's World Championships.

Elizabeth May was "shocked" to see the image, saying it was manipulated without her knowledge.

The Duke of Sussex calls efforts to tackle global warming a "race against time" .

The 2,100-year-old coffin was sold to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York for $4m (£3.2m).

A complaint about a controversial phone call led to an impeachment probe against the US president.

Italy score seven tries as they secure a bonus-point World Cup victory against Canada in Pool B in Fukuoka.

The committed Europhile whose later years were blighted by corruption scandals dies aged 86.

The researchers say it is a new form of antibiotic resistance and could explain why some infections keep coming back.

Prince Andrew's daughter and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi say they are "so excited" to be getting married.

Max Verstappen, Alexander Albon, Pierre Gasly and Daniil Kvyat will be hit with grid penalties at the Russian Grand Prix.

He was president of France twice and took his country into the euro but his legacy was soured by corruption.

Residents of Norway's port city of Tromso are told to close windows and doors amid clouds of smoke.

MOTDx's Craig Mitch is set a challenge to find as many greats on the green carpet at the 2019 Fifa Best Awards in Milan.

Nick Kyrgios is given a suspended 16-week ban and $25,000 fine for "aggravated behaviour", with a six-month probationary period.

Dutch toymakers are told to think carefully, after France's toy industry agrees to end stereotypes.

Hugh Schofield looks back at the life of a French prime minister and president who played the political game to perfection.