Rises of more than £40bn a year will be needed to stop government debt getting out of control, warns think tank.

A Japanese man waited almost seven months to enter the site after it was closed because of Covid.

Observers suggest he may be trying to appear sympathetic in a difficult year for North Koreans.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger answers BBC Sport questions on rejecting offers to leave the Gunners, VAR, Mikel Arteta and not signing Ronaldo.

The government took "robust action" at the time, such as the rule of six, a cabinet minister says.

The airline is one of many carriers looking for new business models to make up for lost revenues.

New Zealand's Eden Park is expected to host a "near capacity" crowd of 47,000 for the second Bledisloe Cup match against Australia.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger talks to BBC Sport about job offers, past rivalries and his legacy at the Emirates.

Unemployment and redundancies hit high levels, official figures show.

A man dies and two others are injured after the accident at Perth's Curtin University.

The UN calls for a rapid rise in investment in early warning systems for extreme weather events.

The Mitchelton-Scott and Jumbo-Visma teams withdraw from the Giro d'Italia after the latest round of Covid-19 results.

The BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards will take place on 20 December at Media City in Salford, live on BBC One.

An independent review is under way to check if the symptoms could be a side-effect of the jab.

The man held in the state of Maine was an ex-employee of the firm that manufactures the dough.

The Tanishq ad was criticised on social media for showing an Indian interfaith marriage baby shower.

The controversial citizenship policy guarantees visa-free travel across the EU to non-EU nationals.

Harry Maguire and Reece James are sent off as England lose to Denmark in the Nations League at Wembley.

Renault are finally showing signs of performance - just as Fernando Alonso appears back on the scene.

Anger grows over the handling of the crisis and the economic effect of lockdowns.

One of Europe's first outbreaks at two Austrian resorts could have been contained, a report says.