Plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports bring an angry international response.

Three years ago, Rosa Parks’ house was on the demolition list. Then an artist stepped forward.

Scandinavian researchers say a new classification would mean better treatment for patients.

Who is standing for parliament in Italy, what policies do they advocate and does the outcome matter?

The move comes a day after a congressional oversight committee opened an inquiry into the purchase.

A smartphone that recognises objects is tested by using it to try to stop a car running over a dog.

Maisie Sly is enjoying her trip to Hollywood before the awards ceremony on Sunday.

A BBC investigation has found Saudi Arabian companies offering to make hashtags trend artificially in contravention of Twitter's rules.

One report says the eight soldiers killed were ambushed by Kurdish fighters using tunnels.

The I-Pace is expected to go on sale by July, potentially beating Audi's e-tron.

The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how nylon became a million dollar idea.

The Finnish pop star is eliciting some very peculiar behaviour from her fans.

Why one Liberian boy was very happy to receive a yellow card from his football hero.

George Corones says he is "quite delighted" after appearing to have smashed a freestyle benchmark.

A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week.

Diplomats meet in Jerusalem in a bid to resolve a row over Poland's controversial new Holocaust law.

Georgia lawmakers pass a bill stripped of an earlier provision giving Delta Air Lines a tax break.

The future of funding for basketball will be discussed at an "emergency summit" next week, says Minister for Sport Tracey Crouch.

The fire in a ward for bedridden patients was caused by an electrical fault, officials say.

It's one of the closest relegation scraps in recent Premier League years - can you predict who will go down?

A largely female board will run a new company made up of the near-bankrupt film business.