Every year, 23 million truckloads of food go straight into the waste bin, according to the UN.

The Korean boyband beat Taylor Swift and Drake to top the chart.

The bar on shipping 250,000 doses amid a row with the firm is backed by the EU.

A months-long investigation has recovered 150 children, some suspected victims of trafficking.

An unknown number remain at large after escaping a breeding farm in Western Cape province.

The street art appeared on the side of Reading Prison, which is under threat of development.

A girl who was kidnapped alongside 278 students speaks to the BBC about her ordeal.

Hairdressers in the Netherlands have reopened after being shut since December.

Tottenham beat Fulham at Craven Cottage to record consecutive Premier League victories for the first time since November.

Everton continue their push for European football by beating struggling West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns.

Russian driver Nikita Mazepin admits he made a "huge mistake" in an incident in which he was filmed inappropriately touching a woman.

A series of earthquakes shook the region, triggering evacuation orders that were later stood down.

Andy Robertson says Liverpool cannot "rely on the past" after Chelsea inflict a fifth successive home defeat on the champions for the first time.

All-rounder Ben Stokes says these are the "hardest" batting conditions he has ever faced after England struggled again on day one of the final Test against India.

Fulham manager Scott Parker says the video assistant referee is "killing" the excitement in football.

Chief executive Susan Wojcicki says there's a way back for the former president on YouTube.

Athletic Bilbao defeat Levante in the Copa del Rey semi-finals - and will now play in two of the finals in April.

A Supreme Court judge in Brazil orders an investigation following the BBC's report into the trade.

The vaccinations were carried out in February after an outbreak among gorillas at the zoo.

On his first foreign trip since Covid, Pope Francis urges a more prominent role for Iraq's Christians.

Premier Li Keqiang warns the world not to interfere, as he addresses China's largest political meeting.