Prosecutors open an inquiry after Adèle Haenel says she was sexually harassed as a girl by a director.

Chile's state of emergency is bringing back memories of the country's dictatorship.

Australia is navigating a row with China but has long failed to scrutinise itself, writes Kerry Brown.

"Shareholder activists" are increasingly pushing energy firms to do more to address climate change.

Indian scientists hope that the low-cost sensor will drastically reduce the deaths caused by these natural disasters.

It follows lawsuits filed over the way Google executives allegedly handled sexual misconduct claims.

Democrats leading the impeachment inquiry against the president release a transcript of testimony by a top US envoy.

The pro-Remain parties have said the agreement will cover 60 seats across England and Wales.

Donald Trump has urged China to crack down on the drug, which is 50 times more potent than heroin.

The 25-year-old politician says the phrase symbolises "collective exhaustion" in young people.

The BBC met the driver of Bloodhound - part racing car and part spaceship - during testing in South Africa.

The inspector was prevented from entering a facility over concerns she had "suspicious material".

Footage played in court shows backpacker Grace Millane and the man accused of her murder in two bars.

John McDonnell sets out investment plans, as the Tories also vow to borrow more to spend on infrastructure.

Arsene Wenger denies rumours that he is in discussion with Bayern Munich to become their manager.

The suspects reportedly killed the captain first, followed by other crew members who protested.

A grassroots protest movement in Lebanon has been born - one that is uniting people more than ever.

Bosco Ntaganda is the first person convicted of sexual slavery by the International Criminal Court.

Charles-Etienne Gudin is formally identified after DNA tests on a one-legged skeleton found in Russia.

The unnamed officer is accused of killing former Aston Villa star Dalian Atkinson who was tasered.