The Benin bronze, known as an "okukor", was bequeathed to Jesus College in Cambridge in 1930.

Abductors tried to force the woman to "disclose embassy-related information", Swiss officials say.

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc are aware their Brazilian Grand Prix collision was "not acceptable".

Officials in New York are assessing whether the famous parade balloons may be grounded this year.

Romelu Lukaku scores his 250th career goal as Inter Milan win at Slavia Prague to boost their hopes of reaching the last 16 of the Champions League.

England captain Joe Root says Jofra Archer will be "absolutely fine" to play in the second Test against New Zealand despite facing racist abuse.

Police say they started fires to generate donations - but critics call the arrests political.

At least three people are shot dead during a protest outside the consulate in the holy city.

Demonstrators stormed the building, in a dramatic escalation after weeks of anti-government protests.

The Human Rights and Democracy Act has angered Beijing, and could complicate US-China trade talks.

Feroza Aziz tells BBC she will continue to spread awareness of issues that "need to be talked about".

Scientists are shocked at what they find in the polluted waters, but say there is hope.

The Mount Erebus tourist plane disaster killed 257 people and would have a lasting legacy.

Two families describe showing their children the world, while one mum-to-be explains why she hopes to follow suit.

President Trump believes the US is being unfairly treated by other countries when it comes to trade.

Complaints include visiting athletes sleeping on floors and event venues still under construction.

Struggling with his identity, Jaskanwal recently decided to start wearing it again.

Rwanda's ambitious bid to tackle cervical cancer is inspiring other African countries to follow suit.

Ravi Kumar's quest for a legal document recognising him as an atheist has got him into trouble.

Farmers in Paris, Dublin, and Berlin are angry over policy changes they say threaten their livelihood.

A small number of men were "super responders" and remained well even after the trial ended.