The physics Nobel has been given for work to understand complex systems such as the Earth's climate.

Flooded roads cause disruption after heavy overnight rain lashes the capital.

The US singer has also praised her new lawyer who "has helped change my life!".

A "bold" operation was mounted to try to solve one of Israel's most enduring mysteries, its PM says

Billions of users were affected by the outage - which also took down Whatsapp, Messenger and Instagram.

Three models wore gold and silver necklaces shaped like nooses on the catwalk at Paris Fashion Week.

France striker Kylian Mbappe says he spoke to Paris St-Germain team-mate Neymar about a derogatory remark he made about the Brazilian.

A team trying to administer Covid-19 jabs was attacked and held for seven hours, officials say.

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Boris Johnson tells the BBC current issues in the economy will be "good for businesses" in the long term.

The new additions include references to food, fashion and entertainment.

Facebook has apologised after it stopped working for users around the world for several hours.

England all-rounder Sam Curran is ruled out of the T20 World Cup with a back injury and replaced in the squad by his brother Tom.

British world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury says he is already a boxing "great", and his love of fighting is what motivates him.

Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse replaces the injured Kalvin Phillips in the England squad for this month's World Cup qualifiers.

An actress and film director dock with the International Space Station in a first for Russia.

Reports of intimidation and threats of violence against teachers rise in response to Covid rules.

The Taliban denies the alleged killings - the second time the group is accused of a Hazara massacre.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr's father was accused of widespread human rights abuses during his two-decade rule.

People around the world lose contact with their families and patients are cut off from doctors.

An inquiry says 216,000 children have been sexually abused by France's Catholic Church since 1950.