Nvidia's game-streaming service is working on an iPhone version of Fortnite, despite the app's ban.

At least 30 people have lost their lives in devastation caused by the strongest Atlantic hurricane of the year.

Sixteen people are killed in protests in Uganda over the arrest of presidential candidate Bobi Wine.

For the first time, advocates have tracked how animals in US waters are harmed by plastic pollution.

Early signs suggest it may help patients with severe breathing difficulties who are on ventilators.

Current mortality rates in Europe are seeing a person die every 17 seconds, an official says.

The deal will bring together two of the world's most high-profile digital media firms.

The former US president's record-selling memoir contains some candid portraits of world leaders.

The Premier League is very close to agreeing a bailout deal with English Football League clubs, says Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was "not close at all" to leaving the Premier League club, says BBC Radio 5 Live's Guillem Balague.

The Back to the Future star on his battle with the disease and how he initially tried to hide his diagnosis.

As infection spread, plant managers organised a "winner-take-all betting pool", a lawsuit alleges.

A standards investigation says the home secretary breached the ministerial code, sources say.

The royals are pictured looking at a homemade card from their great-grandchildren.

Rafael Nadal reaches the last four of the ATP Finals by beating 2019 champion Stefanos Tsitsipas in three sets.

Manchester City renew Lionel Messi interest, Everton want Daniel James, Manchester United join race for Eduardo Camavinga, plus more.

Georgia's top election official said he was disappointed his party lost, but "numbers don't lie".

The Scottish writer's book about a boy and his mother's struggles in 1980s Glasgow wins the prize.

Demonstrators call for healthcare improvements and a minimum wage for unemployed people.

President Rodrigo Duterte made the decision in order to speed up relief and rehabilitation efforts.

BBC News spoke to key government figures, scientists and health officials involved from the start.