The former host of The Daily Show has written and directed a new political comedy film.

Zimbabwe's first film to be featured on the streaming service is a tale of hope in a chaotic country.

There was a golden age of breaking into Glastonbury. It's now over but some still manage it.

Thai scientists are collecting bats to find clues about the origins of viruses, including Covid-19.

The Stop Hate For Profit campaign is calling on the tech giant to take tougher action against racist content.

The 7.4 magnitude earthquake has killed at least five people and damaged buildings.

The BBC's Frank Gardner looks at the legacy of the US counter-terrorism response to 9/11.

The warning comes as the prime minister announced sweeping relaxations to lockdown rules in England.

The sexual assault suspect had disappeared after being rescued from a yacht in rough seas, police say.

BBC Sport speaks to the directors behind Athlete A, Netflix's new documentary about the Dr Larry Nassar sex abuse scandal.

Spurs boss Jose Mourinho says it would have been "game over" for Tottenham's hope of Champions League qualification had they not beaten West Ham.

Tottenham striker Harry Kane is targeting 200 Premier League goals after scoring in his 200th game as West Ham were beaten 2-0 on Tuesday.

Many immigrant teens grow up feeling "British", only to find that they aren't - and cannot legally work or study.

Arsenal defender David Luiz agrees a new one-year contract with the Premier League club.

The self-balancing vehicle was launched 19 years ago with the aim of revolutionising personal transport.

United States winger Megan Rapinoe is one of three internationals to have withdrawn from the NWSL Challenge Cup amid coronavirus fears.

Major League Baseball is set to return in July after the league and players' association agreed to a shortened 60-game season.

The EU aims to start reopening external borders on 1 July, but US travellers may have to wait.

Sir Mick Jagger pays tribute to the filmmaker and philanthropist, who died this week aged 55.

An initial report into the disaster - which killed 97 people - blames the pilots and controller.

Winona Ryder says Mel Gibson used an offensive term about Jewish people. He says that's not true.