Virginia Giuffre tells BBC Panorama she and the prince, who denies the claims, "know what happened".

BBC lawyers ask the Tories to stop running a Facebook advert using edited footage of its reporters.

Goo Hara's death shows it's often the victims of spy cams who are punished the most.

A breakthrough in battery technology would be an engineering triumph and spur to other technologies.

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A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.

Donald Trump has a history of controversial comments about women, but are his attacks really gendered?

A huge wildlife haven is at risk as Russian coal ships exploit melting Arctic ice in Siberia.

Health staff cannot afford to work, the government is now firing them amid what some call a "silent genocide".

The climate activist has been arrested in Sweden and the UK as a result of her protests.

A historian pieces together clues to establish the author of the work at Lambeth Palace.

Psychiatrists warn a quarter of young people have addictive behaviour towards their smartphones.

Families, friends and survivors of the tragedy reflect on their search for answers.

Khai Aziz, lead singer of Second Combat, says convincing people of his no-drink, no-drugs lifestyle is challenging.

On Twitter, Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok praises women who endured "atrocities" under the law.

Conservatives say Channel 4 broke impartiality rules while Labour claims the PM is "hiding from scrutiny".

The UK company says the old power station will be an "inspiring backdrop" as it shifts to Asia.

The men had planned to use machetes and explosives to maximise casualties in central Melbourne.

The New Zealand side launched a review after the Christchurch mosque attacks killed 51 people.

Tom Latham scores an unbeaten 101 as New Zealand frustrate England's bowlers on the opening day of the second Test in Hamilton.

The badges - which featured a cartoon character known as Miss Period - led to complaints.