The president takes his law-and-order message to a troubled Wisconsin city, spurning the mayor and governor.

The BBC newsreader and presenter visits the remains of the German POW camp where his grandfather was held.

The tech firm has created a way to spot computer-manipulated videos and photos.

The Greek Coastguard said the body of a 60-year-old woman was discovered in the sea on Monday.

The move comes after 66 new cases of coronavirus were recorded in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area.

University students in Minsk were protesting against Belarus's long-time leader, Alexander Lukashenko.

The new version of iOS serves virus alerts without users having to download an official app.

The internationally acclaimed DJ was facing charges of sexually assaulting a woman in Miami.

Pakistan beat England by five runs in a gripping third Twenty20 international that comes down to the final ball - meaning the series is drawn 1-1.

Andy Murray stages a remarkable comeback to beat Yoshihito Nishioka in the US Open on his long-awaited return to Grand Slam singles tennis.

Messi's father arrives for Barcelona future talks, Wijnaldum agrees Nou Camp move, PSG bid for Bellerin, plus more.

Officials decided to move the woman after she went into labour on Italy's Lampedusa island.

Serena Williams begins her pursuit of a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam singles title with a dominant win over fellow American Kristie Ahn.

Since March, Canada has rushed to contain the virus. But some life-saving measures are killing Canadians.

A protest movement reborn, colonial symbols destroyed and policing scrutinised.

Speaking to the BBC, the K-pop group reflect on their US pop success and support from their fans.

India’s latest GDP figures show a sharp contraction, prompted by a strict lockdown and pandemic.

An outbreak of Covid-19 has hit 30% of those tested in the popular naturist village of Cap d'Agde.

A new breed of app is allowing people to go on live video dates, while others watch on.

The US is in a legal muddle over its efforts to re-impose sanctions on Iran, says Prof Marc Weller.

When the statue of a UK slaver was pulled down, it had special resonance for one man thousands of miles away.