A group of 25 women file a complaint against the man, known for his tag "love runs the streets".

Dame Cressida Dick also says a senior officer will review the Met's handcuffing practices.

A "significant spread" of coronavirus would cause the NBA season to be shut down for a second time, according to commissioner Adam Silver.

The audit highlights Facebook's failures on hate speech, voter protection, and more.

Tottenham midfielder Eric Dier is given a four-match ban and fined £40,000 for climbing over seats to confront a fan after a match.

Pro-government forces battling jihadists were behind the deaths, Human Rights Watch says.

President Trump's Democratic rival will put the US back in "on day one" if he wins November's poll.

A number of senior ministers are getting tested after President Jair Bolsonaro became ill.

Newton says she was asked to play up to racial stereotypes and felt "objectified" in the role.

Double Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso says he is "extremely happy" to return to the sport next year with Renault.

The decision in Siem Reap follows similar moves in parts of China and India in recent months.

After 137 students in Seattle test positive, what problems does coronavirus pose to "Greek life"?

Mary Kay Letourneau had two children with Vili Fualaau, both conceived when he was under 15.

A BBC investigation found vast quantities of protected rosewood were being trafficked from The Gambia.

England and West Indies players all take a knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement before the first Test in Southampton.

The Hollywood star tells a libel hearing his ex-wife had been "building a dossier" against him.

Harvard and MIT say withdrawing visas from foreign students whose courses move fully online is "chaos".

Five million residents are now barred from leaving home for six weeks, except for essential reasons.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled an "eat out to help out" discount as part of wider measures.

The 2020 Ryder Cup, scheduled to take place in September, is postponed until 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Thousands of secondary school students have been involved in Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests.