The band seem like a perfect fit for the song contest but, they tell the BBC, "we have a split camp".

Six years after the alleged incident, one woman is taking a prominent TV star to court.

Non-essential shops, gyms and hairdressers can open their doors as a national lockdown ends.

The sculpture was stolen in the 1860 sacking of the Old Summer Palace by British and French troops.

Lightning sparks a fire in a heritage building as damaging winds cut power to 20,000 homes.

The workplace messaging app's sale comes as the pandemic has increased the focus on remote work.

The sportswear giant is facing criticism online, but it could work in its favour with more sales.

Prosecutors say the captain's alleged failure to follow safety rules sparked "a hellish nightmare".

These birds from a Chicago aquarium go on regular trips to unusual places. There's a good reason for it.

Secretary General Antonio Guterres says our "war" on the natural world will come back to haunt us.

The city state is the world's first country to approve Eat Just's "breakthrough" chicken nuggets.

A BBC Sport poll suggests football fans are divided on whether they should be allowed to return to matches before a Covid-19 vaccine is available.

The UK is the first country to approve the Pfizer vaccine - with 800,000 doses due to arrive soon.

The attack in Cametá appears almost the same as one carried out in Criciúma 24 hours earlier.

Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool's victory over Ajax feels like "one of the biggest Champions League nights" since he took charge in 2015.

Mick Schumacher, the son of seven-time world champion Michael, will step up from Formula 2 to drive for Haas next season.

The trio were convicted of unlawful assembly during mass protests in the city last year.

Why this photograph of a policeman swinging his baton at an elderly Sikh farmer went viral.

US prosecutors investigate claims that lobbyists sought a presidential pardon by offering kickbacks.

Food and medicines are said to be running out for millions of people in the conflict-torn region.

Swiss ski resorts are open and Prime Minister Jean Castex says he wants to stop people going.