How do you tell a pet that it will no longer see one of its loved ones, through no fault of its own.

Tine Nys's family say her request to die after a relationship ended should never have been granted.

A Russian artist defends her marriage to Peter Madsen, jailed for murdering journalist Kim Wall.

David Warner and Aaron Finch both strike unbeaten centuries as Australia hammer India by 10 wickets in the first one-day international in Mumbai.

The apparent intervention from Pope Benedict came as Pope Francis considers an easing of the rules.

The K-pop band are joining forces with leading artists including Antony Gormley and Tomás Saraceno.

Cracks are exposed in Republican ranks over whether to allow witnesses in the Senate proceedings.

The pop star will record the title track for the new Bond film, No Time To Die.

Despite being paralysed from the neck down, Adam Gorlitsky finished the Charleston Marathon in 33 hours, 16 minutes and 28 seconds.

James Murdoch and wife Kathryn say they are "disappointed" at ongoing "denial" by news outlets.

A blast at a chemical factory launched a metal plate that hit an apartment block, officials say.

Tsai Ing-wen tells the BBC that China needs to realise Taiwan is a successful independent democracy.

The Duchess of Sussex's half sister tells the BBC "if he is called, he will come" to give evidence.

Turkish football legend Hakan Sukur now drives taxis and sells books in the US after a rift with President Erdogan

The government quells a revolt by former elite troops loyal to ousted leader Omar al-Bashir.

Tottenham gain a hard-fought victory over Championship side Middlesbrough in their FA Cup third-round replay.

At least 60 children and adults were treated after a jet released fuel during an emergency landing.

The person detained is believed to be facing charges relating to national security.

Australian Open qualifying is cancelled for the day because of rain after earlier delays caused by the "very poor" air quality from ongoing bushfires in the country.

Manchester United scrap plans for a training camp in the Gulf region during next month's winter break because of security concerns.

Since 2017, thousands of Kazakh Muslims have been detained in China’s infamous re-education camps.