Indian minister lashes out at plans to cut emissions dramatically over the next three decades.

The first seven members of the Team GB athletics squad for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics have been confirmed.

Critics argue the ships erode the city's foundations and cause flooding and pollution.

The WHO says the situation in the wider Europe region is more worrying than it has been in several months.

England's Helena Rowland will start at 10 in Saturday's Women's Six Nations opener against Scotland, while Zoe Harrison drops out of the matchday 23 after breaching coronavirus protocols.

Footage released by US authorities shows alleged smugglers dangling the children over a 14ft wall.

The song contest's Dutch venue would be half full and fans would need a negative Covid test.

Team investigating the outbreak in Wuhan was unable to get a clear picture of the crucial early weeks.

Save the Children tells of a "nightmare situation", with the youngest victim just six years old.

Our round-up of some of the stranger than fiction tales published this April Fools' Day.

In just two days' time a sport kicks off its first event with an aim like no other, at a time like no other.

The result of a vote in an Alabama warehouse could have ramifications for Amazon workers around the US.

Twins Alan and Alex Stokes are sentenced for a "prank" robbery video which they filmed for YouTube.

Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos is set to miss the Champions League quarter-final ties against Liverpool after suffering a calf injury.

Lee Collins, defender and captain of National League club Yeovil Town, dies at the age of 32.

Vaccines for animals are being developed, but there is debate over whether they are necessary.

Walter Biot has made no statement about allegations that he spied for the Russians but his wife has.

World Anti-Doping Agency examines ex-British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman proposal for athlete biological passport data before Rio Olympics.

The Hollywood star's autobiography details family abuse, that Basic Instinct scene and health scares.

Hits like Bridge Over Troubled Water, You Can Call Me Al and Mrs Robinson are included in the deal.

Kayaking silver-medallist Nathan Baggaley and his brother were found guilty by an Australian court.