The opposition leader tells the BBC he wants elections, but has not ruled out the use of force.

Only a handful of liquid water lakes had previously been detected under the kilometres-thick ice sheet.

But the duke admitted he would be "nervous" about the pressures a gay royal might face.

The move shocks many as the largely cashless society fears a local currency that fuelled hyperinflation.

Mahua Moitra warns of "early signs of fascism" in India, causing a sensation.

Rath Rott Mony worked on the documentary "My mother sold me", which officials called "fake news".

Brenntag sent pharmaceutical chemicals to Syria - but they can also be used in nerve agents.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "pathway".

Kenya's first coal power station would increase greenhouse gas emissions by 700%, campaigners say.

A boat carrying 42 rescued migrants arrives in Italian waters despite being told to stay away.

A man shamed on social media for sleeping at a McDonald's has received support from his community.

President Trump tells US women's team co-captain Megan Rapinoe not to "disrespect our country" after she said she would not visit the White House if they won the World Cup.

French investigators say they are now trying to determine whether the fire was caused by negligence.

President Donald Trump's son called the alleged incident a "purely disgusting act."

Joe Root says England must trust that they are still "the best team in the world" in order to get their World Cup campaign back on track.

The singer, who dedicated her performance to LGBT people, is approached after a video of it went viral.

The state-run company took part in deporting 107,000 Jews to Nazi death camps.

Pakistan keep their hopes of a World Cup semi-final place alive - and increase the prospect of England going out - with a six-wicket victory over New Zealand.

The Senate passes a border aid bill, setting up a showdown with the House over how the money is spent.

BBC Sport's Alex Scott links up with French rapper JXSE to talk about his Dance Like Mbappe hit and discuss the influences for his music.

But he said he would be worried "how much harder their life could be" because of discrimination.