The company's rules also explicitly target references to common anti-Semitic stereotypes.

Scientists from around Europe and the US have expressed scepticism over its newly-announced vaccine.

Netherlands women's manager Sarina Wiegman is the FA's preferred choice to succeed Phil Neville as England's head coach.

Germany and Greece record their highest daily cases, while Spain and France reach a "tipping point".

An update to Google's blindness assistance app adds AI image recognition for food shopping.

Babar Azam must "become a match-winner" before he can be compared to Joe Root or Virat Kohli, says ex-Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi.

His influential entertainment empire included ViacomCBS and Paramount Pictures, MTV and Nickelodeon.

Jimmy Lai tells the BBC he has no regrets, but believes his arrest is "just the beginning".

A study says at least 800 people may have died globally because of coronavirus-related misinformation.

Joe Biden formally introduces Kamala Harris as his vice-presidential pick in Delaware.

Formula 1 puts back the first of two deadlines for teams to sign up to be part of the championship from 2021.

People in India, Jamaica and Canada are queuing up to heap praise on the California senator.

England bowler James Anderson is backed by captain Joe Root to return to "the peak of his powers" before second Test against Pakistan.

Ronnie O'Sullivan earns a 5-3 lead against a battling Mark Selby in the World Championship semi-final.

The driver, a conductor and a passenger were killed in the incident in Aberdeenshire.

Demonstrators defied an internet shutdown using a channel called Nexta that posts videos and photos.

After days of fighting, IS is said to have driven government forces out of Mocimboa da Praia.

French World Cup-winning midfielder Blaise Matuidi leaves Juventus after three seasons amid links to an Inter Miami move.

The blast in Beirut is a reminder that tonnes of dangerous materials are being stored in several countries.

Southampton sign Ghanaian centre-back Mohammed Salisu from Real Valladolid for £10.9m on a four-year contract.

Three men have been ordered to pay about $52,000 (£39,800) each for kidnapping a ship's crew for ransom.