The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation spends billions a year on initiatives like preventing disease.

The group paid 18 yuan (£2) for a trip to a scenic spot in China only to arrive at a cemetery.

Three small children and two staff members die in the attack in a small town in the southern region.

Questions mount over the safety record of a Mexico City metro line after a deadly overpass collapse.

Hundreds of people are set to spend an hour taking stock of the past year, inside a new artwork in Hull.

She says she hopes her story about the special father-son bond will resonate with others.

The threat comes amid an escalating row between France and the UK over post-Brexit fishing rights.

For the first time in his career Jose Mourinho will not be expected to deliver trophies in the short term, so what can he expect at Roma?

The UK is "likely to be on a steady course now out of this pandemic", Prof Neil Ferguson says.

How the apparent size difference between the Bidens and the Carters came about.

The president's new Covid-19 targets would allow teens ages 12-15 to be vaccinated, pending approval.

Rate the players as Manchester City meet Paris St-Germain in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final.

Conservative politician Isabel Díaz Ayuso opposed some of the government's lockdown measures.

What Manchester City achieved in the last four or five seasons "now makes sense" says Pep Guardiola, after they make their first Champions League final.

Man Utd prepare £90m bid for Harry Kane, Real Madrid monitor Raheem Sterling, Chelsea could move for Jadon Sancho, plus more.

A video of a Florida principal using a paddle to discipline a student has stirred up debate online.

He had been trying to build a coalition after the fourth inconclusive election in two years.

Facebook's top "court" says the company has six months to justify its permanent ban of Mr Trump.

Experts tell the BBC that delays in decision-making worsened the crisis of India's second wave.

Dictatorship and slavery taint the Napoleonic reforms that shaped modern France.

Climbers say a growing number of people have tested positive, despite government denials.