People from ethnic minorities win in all four individual film categories for the first time.

Survivors of Taiwan's worst rail accident in decades share their heartbreaking stories of loss.

French authorities investigate after an undercover video claims to show secret luxury dining.

Prince Hamzah says he will not stay quiet after he was accused of plotting to destabilise the state.

The Canadian popstar says his "heart breaks for innocent civilians being senselessly murdered".

The actress has previously been known as Thandie, an anglicised version of her name.

The military says it is now fully in control of Palma, which was invaded by militants on 24 March.

The Irish regulator is checking that an "old" leak of 500 million users' data is what Facebook says.

Eleven Ukrainian women were among those detained, the Ukrainian consulate told the BBC.

West Ham midfielder Declan Rice is expected to be out for four weeks after injuring his knee on international duty with England.

The South Korean firm is giving up on mobiles after repeatedly trying to out-innovate the market.

The 10 retired admirals had questioned a costly canal project backed by President Erdogan.

The US Supreme Court has handed Google a major win in a decade-long battle over copied code.

The man was allegedly forced to do exercises after buying water during a curfew in the Philippines.

Yannick Bolasie's late header gives Middlesbrough's fading Championship play-off hopes a boost as they draw with Watford.

Crystal Palace's Michy Batshuayi scores a late equaliser to dent Everton's Champions League qualification hopes.

The city police chief has testified in the trial of the ex-officer accused of killing George Floyd.

The former film producer was found guilty of two sex crimes in February 2020 and jailed for 23 years.

Outdoor hospitality, all shops, gyms and hairdressers can reopen but the PM warns against complacency.

A rediscovered Soviet TV version of The Lord of the Rings is drawing fans for all the wrong reasons.

Six prisoners have reportedly returned while 35 had refused to escape in the attack by gunmen.