The five films cover diverse topics from bullying, a drinking experiment, and the horror of war.

Football fans, museums and restaurants are opening up, but Danes will have to show a corona passport.

President Putin's leading critic is on hunger strike and ahead of planned street protests they warn he could die.

In power for 30 years, Idriss Déby's death leaves huge uncertainties at the heart of government.

At a hair salon in Minneapolis, the guilty verdict against Chauvin was greeted with relief and tears.

Iran, Egypt, Iraq and Saudi Arabia follow China in Amnesty's list of who executes the most people.

The conviction of the police officer for the death of George Floyd has been hailed as a watershed.

A new study questions the sustainability of used cooking oil imports into Europe to make biodiesel.

The US President said it took an extraordinary convergence of factors to convict Derek Chauvin.

Australia and New Zealand have quarantine-free travel, but will other countries follow their lead?

Activists vow their march for racial justice is only just beginning, but not everyone is on board.

Netflix said the pandemic disrupted its production pipeline and has forecast fewer new subscribers.

The shooting in Columbus happened as police were responding to an attempted stabbing call, media say.

The case is being brought on behalf of millions of children by England's former children's commissioner.

Just when you thought this season could not get any stranger, along came a plan that appeared to divide the game and then united fans in fighting against it.

Liverpool owner John W Henry apologises to Reds supporters for the club's involvement in a proposed European Super League.

The US president welcomes the conviction in the George Floyd murder case but says more must be done.

Tensions over Ukraine and dissident Alexei Navalny overshadowed President Putin's national address.

The EU's climate-change goals of becoming climate neutral by 2050 will become legally binding.

Team GB will face Canada, Chile and hosts Japan in the group stages of the women's football tournament at this summer's Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli says the European Super League project cannot proceed as AC Milan, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid join the six Premier League clubs in withdrawing.