Moscow says a US Navy destroyer entered its territorial waters on Tuesday.

Beijing says remarks by the Pope about the persecution of China's Muslim Uighurs are "groundless".

The justice minister says it was a "misunderstanding" because of a "technical error" in field testing.

Work could begin early next year to prevent the vessel breaking apart and spilling crude.

The US says it will impose tariffs on twist ties, used to seal bread bags and tie up cables.

The president-elect describes the Trump administration's help with the transition as not "begrudging".

"Inadequate" stockpiles meant the government had to boost supplies quickly, the spending watchdog says.

Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson says his rise to the top of boxing came too soon as he nears a return to the sport.

Amy Smith discusses her bio-secure 16th birthday party, rubbing shoulders with the stars, and combining maths homework with taking wickets.

It's also the first time a Korean pop group has been nominated at the prestigious US music awards.

Andy Murray thinks tennis players should "probably" be required to take a Covid-19 vaccine to be able to continue to play on the tour.

A couple took in the red squirrel after it was found injured and near death on a roadside.

The Australian Open is expected to be postponed by one or two weeks, says a Victoria government minister.

Officials are also trying to extend Mr Benbrika's time in prison for terrorism offences.

The Blinding Lights singer was expected to perform strongly, but didn't get any nominations.

"I knew, as I clutched my firstborn child, that I was losing my second," Meghan writes in an article.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says it is an internal matter amid growing international concern.

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

Four Liverpool players, England's Lucy Bronze and Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa are up for prizes at the Best Fifa Football Awards 2020.

The car had messages, including one criticising "globalisation politics", written on its sides.

Nine in 10 products are the same price or cheaper before the sale, finds consumer group.