The US is the worst hit country in the world and cases are still continuing to rise, data shows.

Security sources say the blast in the village of Ain Qana was the result of an accident.

Ash from a volcanic eruption has contaminated farming land in six of Ecuador's provinces.

A security guard tested positive for the virus, forcing EU chief Charles Michel to quarantine.

Three funeral directors reflect on the human toll of the pandemic, as the US hits a milestone.

West Ham United manager David Moyes and two of the Premier League club's players test positive for coronavirus.

National Party MP Ann Webster sued a conspiracy theorist over a series of defamatory Facebook posts.

China's surprise announcement of a long-term goal to curb emissions boosts UN climate talks.

Brentford fight back twice before beating Premier League West Brom on penalties in an entertaining third-round EFL Cup tie.

But Boris Johnson warns the nation further measures may be necessary if the new rules are not followed.

Pascale Ferrier, a Canadian computer programmer, is also accused of mailing poison to Texas authorities.

Dean Henderson describes making his Manchester United debut as "unbelievable" after the goalkeeper helped his side beat Luton to reach the EFL Cup fourth round.

Barcelona agree to allow Luis Suarez to join Atletico Madrid after a meeting with the striker's representatives.

A glimpse behind the scenes of the challenges in reporting from the remote Yakutia region of Siberia.

Trump supporters in liberal towns organise truck convoys to foster solidarity among conservatives.

From a mission to Mars to military expeditions, what is driving the UAE to punch above its weight?

Australian singer Gordi is "reaching people" through medical consultations, as well as her music.

A recent study warns that without intervention many of the continent's ancient sites could be lost.

The case described by some as a "David versus Goliath battle" has stirred up debate in Singapore.

Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh are accused of killing Western hostages in Iraq and Syria.

Member states will have to make "flexible contributions", but the plan has already drawn criticism.