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.

Ben Stokes says his father reminded him of his "duties to the job" as he prepared to leave New Zealand to play in the Indian Premier League.

The Indian-American vote is being aggressively courted - by both sides - in this US election.

Not usually considered a must-watch, this campaign's vice-presidential debate has taken on fresh importance.

She's made history as the first black and Asian woman on a major US party ticket. What are her views?

Diego Schwartzman beats US Open champion Dominic Thiem in a stamina-sapping five-set match to reach the French Open semi-finals.

Luxury suites, experimental drugs and how the president's VIP Covid treatment differs from the norm.

Phoenix Rising midfielder Junior Flemmings is banned for six games for making a homophobic comment to San Diego Loyal's Collin Martin.

The social network is deleting groups, pages and accounts linked to the conspiracy theory movement.

From contested elections to to the electoral college, we answer the burning questions you sent us.