There is growing momentum to change a law that disproportionately affects Aboriginal children.

The battle with Egypt over who has rights to the waters of the River Nile is played out by musicians.

Slovakia was praised for its swift response to Covid-19, but its tourist industry is paying the price.

The Russian opposition activist fell ill in Siberia, with his supporters saying he was poisoned.

Jack Sherman, who joined the band for their first album and first US tour, is described as "unique".

There is so much attacking quality on display in Sunday's Champions League final that it will be a joy to watch, says MOTD pundit Micah Richards.

Survivors of the crimes of Joseph DeAngelo, known as the Golden State Killer, welcome his life sentence.

Japan's Kei Nishikori tests positive for coronavirus for a second time, 10 days before the start of the US Open.

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire pleads not guilty and is released from police custody following his arrest on the island of Mykonos.

Sir Mark Walport says, unlike smallpox, coronavirus will not be eradicated by vaccination.

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Barcelona are interested in Manchester City defender Angelino, who spent six months on loan at RB Leipzig last season.

Scientists are using Saturday's three concerts to explore ways of holding mass indoor events safely.

Arsenal assistant coach Freddie Ljungberg is leaving the club to "pursue new opportunities" this season.

Fredie Blom's identity documents showed he was born in 1904, but his record was never verified.

President Macron condemns the "unspeakable" act at Oradour-sur-Glane, where 642 people were killed.

Staff at Bristol Zoo said they arrived at work "to find a brand new baby in the house".

Travellers returning from Croatia, Austria and Trinidad and Tobago must now self-isolate for two weeks.

The Australian version's entire production team, including celebrities, are now in self-isolation.

The UN health body says there is some evidence teenagers can infect others in the same way as adults.

Queues of vehicles form as the historic crossing next to the Tower of London fails to close.