China's increase in biodegradables is outpacing its ability to degrade plastic, warns Greenpeace.

The virtual currency has gained more than 170% this year amid stock market turmoil during the pandemic.

Dominic Rabb says the UK wants a post-Brexit trade deal with India, but will also hold it accountable for human rights issues.

The Australian Open will start on 8 February next year after being pushed back because of the coronavirus pandemic.

As infections rise, these people say they've decided to cancel their Christmas plans.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho is annoyed by the touchline behaviour of Liverpool counterpart Jurgen Klopp as Spurs lose at Anfield.

Formula 1's governing body the FIA confirms the calendar for the longest season in history next year.

The Lord of the Rings actor says he "would have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone".

People are still advised to take a daily supplement this winter to keep bones and muscles healthy.

French President Emmanuel Macron tests positive for Covid-19 after meeting other leaders recently.

Manchester United's Edinson Cavani is charged by the FA for a social media post containing a Spanish phrase that is offensive in some contexts.

Sweden has been criticised for its more relaxed approach to handling the pandemic.

Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Amir says he has had "shabby treatment" from the Pakistan management.

The man depicted in the Hollywood film is in prison in Rwanda awaiting trial on terrorism charges.

The body must be conserved, a judge rules, as a woman claims the football legend may be her father.

Russia's president scorns a report alleging that agents poisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

Captain Virat Kohli is run out for 74 as India lose three late wickets on the first day of the opening Test against Australia.

On the anniversary of the Arab Spring, the BBC looks at defining moments of the movement.

General Mark Milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, met negotiators in Doha, the military said.

Permanent concussion substitutions could come into effect in the Premier League from January.

Russia's ban from all major sporting events after a doping scandal is cut to two years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.