A plan by Nigeria's south-western states to start a new security unit divides the country.

Kashmiri Kalkharabs, a popular Kashmiri YouTube channel, has been forced into silence since August.

It's been a "grim" last week for some but others are "delighted" to be leaving the European Parliament.

The American football teams were targeted by a group that said the accounts had lax security.

Don Сameron built western Europe's first modern hot air balloon and is now the market leader in special-shaped creations.

Electricity and microwaves are being used to kill weeds as alternatives are sought to chemicals.

Former basketball player Monique Currie praised Kobe Bryant for his work in the women's game.

The government is due to decide later whether to ban Huawei from the UK's 5G networks.

Transport restrictions have been further tightened as the number of new infections almost doubles.

Top seed Ashleigh Barty beats Petra Kvitova to reach the Australian Open semi-finals, where she will face American Sofia Kenin.

LeBron James says he is "heartbroken" over the death of Kobe Bryant and promises to continue his fellow basketball great's legacy.

The ban comes days after another NPR journalist had a tense interview with the secretary of state.

The settlement deal is still subject to approval by courts in the UK, France and the US.

Roger Federer saves seven match points before beating unseeded American Tennys Sandgren in a sensational Australian Open quarter-final.

A US lawyer, who represents some of Jeffrey Epstein's accusers, urges the duke to assist the probe.

The number of coronavirus cases climbs but some in Wuhan are determined to spread cheer.

Conservationists spot three rare "glass frogs" in a Bolivian national park.

The world's fastest land animal was hunted into extinction in the country more than 70 years ago.

It wants to drastically reduce visits from mainland China, where the death toll has reached 106.

Dutch police catch a suspect in a tight spot after being alerted to mobile phone thefts.

Nicholas Parsons, comedy's great straight man who hosted Radio 4's Just a Minute, has died aged 96.