A system of floodgates for Italy's lagoon city has been delayed for years and mired in corruption.

The cast discuss women and the Golden Globe nominees as well as the new film.

An increasing number of children are self-harming and attempting suicide in a Greek migrant camp.

Far-right interior minister Mart Helme described Finland's PM Sanna Marin as "a sales girl".

Some politicians are facing anger from their constituents over the impeachment of Trump.

There are more ways than ever to give to charity - so are these innovations spurring our generosity?

Kidney exchange has helped thousands get a new kidney, and led to the Nobel Prize for Alvin Roth.

A section of the Nigerian criminal code forbids witchcraft, and it is punishable by a jail term.

Admiral Tony Radakin describes Iran's seizure of a British-flagged tanker in June as "outrageous".

Top Russian official Valentin Yumashev tells the BBC how the former KGB officer was selected.

The latest protest in the Indian capital saw stone-throwing crowds confront police officers.

All I Want For Christmas is You, first released in 1994, tops the Billboard Hot 100 Chart at last.

The names and nationalities of 17 people have been released, including two who remain missing.

The Cheops space mission will get beyond just counting planets to start describing their properties.

The move comes as MPs gather for the first sitting of the new Parliament after the general election.

BBC Sport visits Milan's iconic San Siro stadium to find out if a move to a new ground could be the catalyst needed to revive the fortunes of European giants AC Milan.

As we come to the end of the decade, you have voted for your moment of the 2010s in English football and here are the results.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees sets NFL records for touchdown passes and completion percentage in a game as his side beat the Indianapolis Colts 34-7 on Monday.

Some 37 miners have died since October, as Chinese mines struggle with poor safety standards.

Former military chief Pervez Musharraf is convicted in absentia of treason in a long-running trial.

Contrary to popular belief, the blue light from screens might not be that bad, researchers say.