But it rejects a claim by a man whose Pacific Island nation is threatened by rising sea levels.

Malaysia will not become "the garbage dump of the world", says the country's environment minister.

Thousands were commemorating the baptism of Jesus when a stand collapsed in the city of Gondar.

Photos of the boxer prostrating before the Nigerian leader have had a mixed response online.

Greater restrictions on gun laws in the US state have angered pro-gun activists.

An event vying to be the world's largest gathering of twins hit problems thanks to a huge turnout.

Brad and Jen were trending, Phoebe Waller-Bridge was accepting and the cast of The Crown were abdicating.

Research is at an early stage but scientists said it had huge potential for destroying cancers.

Meng Wanzhou is fighting an extradition request from the US following her arrest in Canada in 2018.

The secretary of state says the US will take additional measures to support the opposition leader.

Chart rival Liam Fray "feels sorry" for the rapper over his Ariana Grande-Manchester bomb lyrics.

An American law firm says that Chandler Parsons' NBA career could be over after the Atlanta Hawks player suffered "a traumatic brain injury".

US-bound migrants who waded across a river are forced back and rounded up by the security forces.

Former Manchester United right-back Gary Neville criticises the club's recruitment and says things are "going to get bad" at Old Trafford.

The president's legal team calls his impeachment "a dangerous perversion" of the US constitution.

After new gun laws were proposed in the state of Virginia, protesters had their firearms on open display.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer "has to take some blame" for Marcus Rashford's back injury, says ex-England striker Ian Wright.

Sundar Pichai seeks a "sensible approach" after Europe said it was mulling a facial recognition ban.

Tom Curry talks to BBC Sport about being trolled by Faf de Klerk, visiting cat cafes in Japan - and a disastrous trial at Manchester City.

The president acknowledges the fate of more than 20,000 who disappeared during the civil war.

This politician is going on leave to take care of his newborn son, and it's pretty controversial.