The meeting - supposedly on constitutional reform - comes amid two months of opposition protests.

Hopes grow that a gigantic weapon stolen after the invasion of Algiers in 1830 may soon be returned.

Photographer Rory Lewis's portraits capture the quiet moment before a decision is made.

When Miles Hargrove’s dad was kidnapped by Colombian guerrillas, he asked a young friend to act as negotiator.

The country, which recently passed five million cases, has the world's second-highest number of dead.

White House doctor Sean Conley gives the first update on the US president's health since Thursday.

People from across the world of sport share their stories with BBC Sport as part of National Coming Out Day.

Passengers on the bus were on their way to celebrate the end of Buddhist Lent, police say.

Vaccines may cause wide-scale changes in the immune system which can boost the body's protection.

The Red Planet is unmissable in the night sky right now as its orbit aligns with Earth's.

England's deputy chief medical officer says the country will see more deaths over the coming weeks.

A local TV station says the suspect is a security guard it hired to protect its crew at protests.

A new film claims to shed light on astonishing efforts by North Korea to evade international sanctions.

Joaquin Buckley delivers what the UFC called "the most unbelievable" knockout in its history at Fight Island Five in Abu Dhabi.

The UK is at a "precarious point" as coronavirus cases continue to rise, warns Prof Peter Horby.

Jonny Evans says Northern Ireland must put their full focus on Sunday's Nations League home game against Austria.

Scotland stretch unbeaten run to over a year as Lyndon Dykes' second international goal secures Nations League win over Slovakia.

Five more Republic of Ireland players are out of Sunday's Nations League game against Wales after a new positive Covid-19 case in the squad.

Radical proposals for the reform of English football could have a "damaging impact" on the game, says the Premier League.

It has warned that travel to Europe and the US may be off the cards until the end of 2021.

It comes after footage of federal officers killing a man was shared online, sparking unrest.