Symbols of mortality feature in the winning image by a German photographer.

BBC Click's Marc Cieslak is among the first to play games on the next-generation Xbox.

It is the first time since March she has carried out an engagement outside a royal residence.

The vice-presidential candidate was not exposed to Covid positive staff, the campaign said.

Bhanu Athaiya, a celebrated Bollywood costume designer, has died at 91 in Mumbai, her family says.

The World Health Organization urges tough measures in France and elsewhere in Europe to save lives.

The UK's negotiator accused the EU of expecting the UK to make "all future moves" towards a deal.

He was hiking with his father in Alberta, Canada, when he stumbled upon the Hadrosaur remains.

King Philippe meets his half-sister Princess Delphine after she wins a seven-year court case.

Firefighters in Tanzania are struggling to tackle a number of fires on Africa's highest mountain.

European leaders appeared united at the start of their two-day summit, and this is what they had to say.

There is "no indication of collision" between bits of discarded Russian and Chinese space hardware.

Bernard S Cohen's case, Loving v Virginia, was later used a precedent to allow gay marriage in the US.

England have been invited to take part in a short, limited-overs tour of Pakistan in early 2021.

A leading team wants the Giro d'Italia to end a week early, citing a "clearly compromised" coronavirus bubble.

Manchester United centre-back Harry Maguire could benefit by being rested by his club, says ex-Red Devils defender Rio Ferdinand.

Thousands of young people in Thailand are defying the authorities - but what is behind the movement?

The social media site says it is taking tougher action to "curb hate and harassment" on its platform.

Prosecutors allege that the software tycoon hid over $2bn from US tax authorities over two decades.

More than 164,000 acres of the US state has burned since the Cameron Peak Fire ignited in August.