Police said there had been "unacceptable incidents" linked to a Congolese singer's concert.

The World Health Organization says healthcare systems are still unprepared, but containment is possible.

Novak Djokovic survives a scare to beat Gael Monfils in the Dubai Tennis Championship semi-finals as Dan Evans loses to Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Jamal Lewis' excellent long-range strike gives Norwich City a fifth win of the season and moves them closer to safety.

The Pakistani Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy after years on death row says she hopes to one day return to Pakistan.

A deal will be signed with the Taliban on Saturday as the US prepares to exit Afghanistan.

The Swedish teen environmental campaigner rallies protesters ahead of a march through the city.

The rule requiring asylum seekers to wait in the Mexico is likely to head to the US Supreme Court.

Justin Trudeau is under pressure, companies are getting spooked and farms are running low on fuel.

Critics are concerned by the rise in denaturalisation cases brought by the Trump administration.

Several actresses leave 'French Oscars' ceremony after Roman Polanski wins prize for best director.

Mr Ratcliffe's first nomination was withdrawn last year amid concerns he adorned his CV.

Milda Romanova's home is an old rail station, and at 88 she still loves all things trains.

People around the world tell us what it's like being born on 29 February.

ChopValue collects 350,000 used bamboo chopsticks from Vancouver restaurants every week.

Scientists around the world are working on ideas that could stop banana crops being wiped out by Panama disease.

A gallery selection of news photographs taken around the world this week.

Residential centres have given generations of schoolchildren a taste of outdoor life, but more are set to close this year.

Turkey says it is no longer preventing Syrians from leaving for Europe - and the refugees want to move.

Religious violence in the Indian capital has left thousands staring at a bleak future.

Rwandan genocide survivor Kizito Mihigo, hailed as a national talent, was later accused of treason.