Critics say Jacinda Ardern has not done enough to combat child poverty as she seeks another term.

A camera-trap image of an Amur tiger takes the grand prize at Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020.

From India to Ireland, people have been surprised by the long waits US voters are facing.

Meet Korea's all-woman repair service, created for women who feel nervous about repairmen knocking at their doors.

Shelling stokes civilian anger in the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, say BBC reporters on both sides.

A Filipina newborn died two months after she was separated from her mother, a political detainee.

Fishing has become a key sticking point in Brexit trade talks, and French fishermen need a good deal.

They see the US president as a defender of religious freedom and their conservative values.

BTS, one of K-pop's biggest groups, are offering fans a chance to buy shares in a $822m market launch.

Most of the country is in the lowest tier but millions in the North and the Midlands face extra curbs.

The New Shepard rocket carried technology designed to return humans to the Moon in four years.

Every type of coral has declined since 1995 because of climate change, an Australian study finds.

The 39-year-old says she was paid €500,000 by a former top Vatican official accused of embezzlement.

Under a controversial law, she was allowed to be detained without charge for up to two years.

The Kyrgyz president had refused to approve Sadyr Japarov's appointment, but has now accepted it.

Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande and Cardi B all support the Democrat. But will US voters follow suit?

The social media giant says the accounts broke its rules on spam and platform manipulation.

From once being considered an expensive flop, Jordan Henderson has become a key figure in Liverpool's midfield. BBC Sport takes a closer look at how he has done it.

The Duchess of Sussex says she sticks to "straight forward" topics to avoid putting her family at risk.

Loughborough Lightning's Ugandan star Mary Cholhok on the sacrifices she's made for netball and why she wants to inspire a future generation.

Max Woosey has been sleeping in his back garden for 200 days to raise money for North Devon Hospice.