World number seven Kiki Bertens pulls out of the US Open because of Dutch government quarantine regulations.

Jennifer Grey is set to star in the sequel to the romantic drama classic... but is it a good idea?

Dozens of people are moved from an area below a weakened Mont Blanc glacier.

The BBC's Simon Jones encounters a boat full of migrants who have succeeded in reaching UK waters.

The sanctions on Carrie Lam and others are for "undermining" the Chinese territory's autonomy.

Up to 20 houses are buried under debris in the state of Kerala, with rescue efforts under way.

Agencies send urgent support to help hundreds of thousands of people affected by Tuesday's explosion.

The plane had 190 people on board and was repatriating Indians stranded by the coronavirus crisis.

Lewis Hamilton heads team-mate Valtteri Bottas as Mercedes dominated second practice at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix.

Black Lives Matter protesters in Utah were accused of acting as a gang to vandalise a building.

The book will feature 43 oil paintings of American immigrants and essays by the 43rd US President.

The final event of the Rose Ladies Series at Wentworth is suspended "until further notice" due to a large fire.

As relations between the countries remain fraught, the man has been accused of producing ecstasy.

Scowcroft remains the only statesman to serve as National Security Adviser under two presidents.

The Chinese firm's investments include Fortnite, Tesla and Universal Music - but it's under fire in the US.

England are clinging on in the first Test against Pakistan after a Ben Stokes-led fightback on a fluctuating third day at Emirates Old Trafford.

Simon Fuller has teamed up with the video sharing app to find the next big pop group.

Ferrari, McLaren and Renault say they will appeal against the decision to punish Racing Point in Formula 1's "copying" controversy.

She is the second person in less than a week to be injured by a humpback whale at Ningaloo Reef.

Russia wants a second term for President Trump while China does not, a US intelligence chief says.

With benefits expired for millions of jobless and mass evictions looming, lawmakers go on holiday.