Face masks are everywhere - and with them, the rise of "maskne" and new mask-friendly makeup trends.

Forced to flee for his life, Mujahed Aqlan relives his perilous journey across Europe as a teenager.

Afghan women are often forced to keep their name secret, even from doctors. But some are fighting back.

Police killed nearly six times as many people as in the US last year, and most of them were black.

The BBC's Ferdinand Omondi, a former soap actor himself, remembers an infectious comedic talent.

A BBC investigation finds white-supremacist books and merchandise for sale on top retail platforms.

The guilty plea of the man who found spying targets on LinkedIn comes as US-China tensions rise.

The president says his executive orders will overhaul the drug market, but some experts are sceptical.

Finding Freedom claims there was tension between Harry and Meghan and other royal households.

Dr Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and a Washington Nationals fan, throws the first pitch of the 2020 Major League Baseball season.

Britain's Darren Till says he deserves a title shot as he prepares to face Robert Whittaker in the final event at the UFC's Fight Island.

Manchester United interested in Coman, Napoli agree Osimhen fee, Everton and Leeds want Romero, plus more.

The grime artist's manager says the company has "cut all ties" amid a series of social media posts.

Australia tells the UN the claims have "no legal basis" as it aligns itself more closely with the US.

Midfielder Adam Lallana, who is set to leave Liverpool, pays an emotional tribute to his "selfless" friend and captain Jordan Henderson

Paris St-Germain say forward Kylian Mbappe suffered a "serious right ankle sprain" in his side's French Cup final win.

White House press Kayleigh McEnany got it wrong when she said the cartoon had been a victim of "cancel culture".

After watching an on-air broadcast, an eagle-eyed viewer urged Victoria Price to see a doctor.

Graphic designer Keith Williams came up with alternative messages to keep shoppers socially distant.

The system will apply nationwide from September, as the new PM cracks down on "every day violence".

But at least a third of public facilities are thought to have stayed shut amid financial struggles.