More than 9,000 unaccompanied children have been turned away at the US border since March.

At least 30 people die as the strongest Atlantic hurricane of the year hits central America.

Scotland fail to add Nations League promotion to their momentous Euro 2020 qualification as they slip to a limp defeat in Israel.

Romelu Lukaku scores twice as Belgium secure their place at the Nations League finals with victory against Denmark.

Phil Foden scores his first two goals for England as Gareth Southgate's side claim a comfortable win against Iceland in the Nations League.

Rising temperatures are destabilising lake and river ice, boosting the risk of people drowning.

Wales beat 10-man Finland 3-1 to top their Nations League group and clinch promotion to the competition's top flight.

The Duke of Cambridge says the investigation announced by the BBC is "a step in the right direction".

Georginio Wijnaldum scores a late winner against Poland but it is not enough to send the Netherlands into the Nations League finals.

Boris Johnson says "the safety of the British people must come first" as he outlines a new package.

Content moderators say the tech giant is "risking lives" for profit in the pandemic.

The religious minority group suffered harsh persecution under Islamic State (IS) group control.

The saw-whet owl is doing well after its unplanned three-day road trip to the Big Apple.

It's been 10 years since New Zealand's Pike River mine disaster, and families of victims still feel raw.

Father Christmas explains how to have a Covid secure Christmas

The lawsuit argued the iPhone-maker slowed down device performance to make users buy newer models.

EU leaders will meet via video, with Hungary and Poland objecting to funds being tied to rule of law.

The popularity of chess is rocketing with five times the number of new online players than last year.

A misconduct inquiry uncovers a "shameful record" of a "warrior culture" among some soldiers.

Beijing rebukes the Five Eyes Western alliance for accusing it of trying to silence critics in Hong Kong.

The "Robodebt" scheme aimed to find welfare cheats but wrongly accused hundreds of thousands of people.