A new report finds ISIS-linked groups are using a number of tactics to hide content from moderation.

The Washington team's decision follows a wave of calls to scrap the name long-criticised as racist.

Criticism that Jofra Archer doesn't bowl at top speed often enough is "out of order", says former England captain Michael Vaughan.

A statement says the 24-year-old had named her child Reign with her partner Boga.

The money, to be channelled through a fund for India, will be used to bolster digital infrastructure.

Ministers may confirm on Tuesday that face coverings will be compulsory inside shops in England.

Nathan Law, who fled Hong Kong over China's new security law, says he is staying in the UK.

Drinks giant Diageo, which owns the brand, will trial the environmentally friendly bottles in 2021.

Divers and teams using sonar equipment resume the search for actress Naya Rivera in California.

In the video, the Germany goalkeeper sings a Croatian song with nationalist lyrics.

A memo leaked over the weekend said several officials were "concerned" by Dr Fauci's past comments.

The actress went missing on Wednesday after going boating with her son at a lake in California.

BBC Sport looks at what Manchester City's overturned ban on appeal means for football's Financial Fair Play regulations.

A libel case hears that Johnny Depp, who denies domestic violence allegations, was a victim of abuse.

One of the vaults in Kerala's Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple contained $20bn (£16bn) worth of diamonds.

Mixed messages from leaders are undermining public trust in the virus response, warns the WHO chief.

Hollyoaks actress Talia Grant joins other cast members to discuss racism in the media and beyond.

Wycombe win promotion to the Championship after beating Oxford in the League One play-off final at Wembley.

The government signs a deal worth €8bn (£7.2bn; $9bn) hailing the workers' role in the pandemic.

Southampton substitute Michael Obafemi's 96th-minute equaliser prevents Manchester United from jumping up to third place and leaves their Champions League qualification still in the balance.

It is the first time the US has said China's "maritime empire" in disputed waters is unlawful.