Mark Zuckerberg says he understands the "frustration about how tech companies are taxed in Europe".

Six health workers are among those who have died during the coronavirus outbreak, officials say.

A lot of work is needed before Sudan's ex-dictator faces an international court, argues Alex de Waal.

The attack by some 20 men in military fatigues and police uniforms leaves four officers dead in Honduras.

The infestation devouring tonnes of crops in the region could create a food crisis, the UN says.

The government wants to collect 35,000kg of waste - along with bodies - from six Himalayan peaks.

Benjamin Griveaux condemns a "torrent of mud" after a video is apparently posted by a Russian artist.

Italian football's governing body asks Fifa for a system where managers can use on-field 'VAR challenges'.

Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool need more information before making a decision about Mohamed Salah representing Egypt at the Olympics.

Boris Johnson sets priorities for his top team, following Sajid Javid's shock resignation.

Millions of people are dependent on humanitarian aid after almost five years of war in the country.

A conservative talk show hosts said America is still not ready to elect a gay man.

How Barcelona can sign a new striker despite the transfer window closing and who could they be interested in.

Israel Folau says he considered retiring before rugby league side Catalans Dragons handed him a career lifeline.

Photographer Lottie Davies explores loss and grief through a fictional journey from the south-west of England to Scotland.

The piece on the side of a house in Bristol depicts a young girl firing red flowers from a catapult.

Srinivas Gowda, from the south Indian state of Karnataka, breaks a record in a controversial sport.

A new cough, fever and change in smell or taste are the key symptoms of coronavirus.

Bearing a bogus World Health Organization seal, the flyers told people to avoid Panda Express.

A Russian man proposes to his girlfriend in the middle of tanks arranged in a heart formation.

US President Donald Trump tweets that he has "the legal right" to intervene in criminal cases.