The UN-backed government says it has resumed flights at Mitiga airport despite the threat of attacks.

Live coverage after the US Senate clears Donald Trump of abuse of power and obstruction.

BBC Sport guides you through the reasons why Saracens were fined £5.4m and docked 35 points for breaking the Premiership salary cap.

Thousands of Rohingya Muslims died and more than 700,000 fled to Bangladesh amid an army crackdown.

The government is funding oil and gas projects abroad, despite a commitment to cut carbon emissions.

Pregnant women will be banned from visiting the US if they cannot prove they will not give birth there.

The prime minister urges the UK to "move forwards as one" as legislation securing the EU exit passes.

The symbolic timepiece ticks to 100 seconds from midnight amid climate and nuclear concerns.

"I couldn't fight anymore because he had my hands locked," the Sopranos actress tells the trial.

The top court says new judges are not independent, while lawmakers vote to fire those who are critical.

Liverpool's march to the Premier League title continues as Roberto Firmino's late winner at Wolves takes them 16 points clear.

At least 10 cities are limiting journeys in and out as officials say 26 people have died so far.

League One Tranmere shock Premier League Watford in an FA Cup third-round replay to set up a tie against 12-time winners Manchester United.

She may be one of the best strikers in the world, but even Sam Kerr admits she felt nervous about playing in the Women's Super League.

As temperatures drop in Florida more and more iguanas are plummeting to the ground.

A new novel about a family fleeing Mexico for the US spurs a fierce debate over fiction writing.

Spain's government is to meet in emergency session after the storm carved a swathe of destruction.

The Home Office says the decision over the extradition of Anne Sacoolas is a "denial of justice".

Matteo Salvini is hoping to cause a political shock by winning a traditional stronghold of the left.

The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine's Dr Rosalind Eggo explains how viruses spread.

Do today's school strikers think protests lead to change and what can they learn from the past?