Three scientists including the UK's Roger Penrose have been awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics.

Trump fans are using TikTok to woo viewers over to his campaign despite his threat to ban the app.

A viral video helps the 1977 single Dreams record its biggest ever week on streaming services.

WHO urges people to redouble efforts to fight virus in spite of understandable exhaustion.

Sophie Pétronin was abducted in Mali in 2016 and is known as the last French hostage in the world.

The sci-fi epic is now delayed until 2021, while The Batman is pushed back to 2022.

Authorities have taken the teacher's licence away for discussing Hong Kong's independence in class.

Qualifier Nadia Podoroska "doesn't want to wake up" after stunning third seed Elina Svitolina to reach the French Open semi-finals.

Jonathan Price was killed on Saturday while reportedly trying to break up a fight.

A 400-strong ensemble play together to highlight the plight of the music industry.

The Church describes its "shame" over the failings detailed in a "shocking" report into sexual abuse.

BBC Sport looks at the data and the opinions to see if no fans at games is the reason for this season's glut of goals.

The vice-president has largely stayed out of the limelight. We take a look at the few times he didn't.

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An orangutan is born at Chester Zoo, months after its mother's pregnancy tests came back negative.

The BBC has followed three black students during their first year at the UK’s University of Cambridge.

The singer says playing a song which included holy Muslim text was an "honest yet careless mistake".

The top EU court rules against Orban government over rules affecting Central European University.

How did so many of President Trump's top team become infected with coronavirus?

The two men had to be pulled through a window on the side of this New York City building.

Italy's Luca Wackermann is taken to hospital after a helicopter "flying too low" causes a crash near the end of stage four of the Giro d'Italia.