Since March, Canada has rushed to contain the virus. But some life-saving measures are killing Canadians.

A protest movement reborn, colonial symbols destroyed and policing scrutinised.

Speaking to the BBC, the K-pop group reflect on their US pop success and support from their fans.

India’s latest GDP figures show a sharp contraction, prompted by a strict lockdown and pandemic.

An outbreak of Covid-19 has hit 30% of those tested in the popular naturist village of Cap d'Agde.

A new breed of app is allowing people to go on live video dates, while others watch on.

The US is in a legal muddle over its efforts to re-impose sanctions on Iran, says Prof Marc Weller.

When the statue of a UK slaver was pulled down, it had special resonance for one man thousands of miles away.

Babatunde Olatunji was part of a generation of Africans who fought for racial justice in the US.

The foreign secretary dismisses claims money will be diverted to defence spending as "tittle tattle".

The release of 5,000 militants forms part of a US-Taliban peace deal reached earlier this year.

They are accused of helping Islamist militants stage the deadly attack on Charlie Hebdo in 2015.

He was convicted of crimes against humanity for running a notorious jail during Cambodia's genocide.

The US House speaker, who has called Mr Trump a coward for not wearing a mask, claimed ignorance of rules.

Australia's economy has shrunk the most since records began in 1959 due to lockdowns.

Facebook said the accounts sought to "target public debate in the US" but "had very little reach".

The consumer giant has pledged to wipe out oil-based chemicals from its detergents by 2030.

The grandson of assassinated politician Robert Kennedy lost to the incumbent Ed Markey.

Wolves captain Conor Coady says his England call-up news confused his family - because they thought his wife was pregnant.

Australian wheelchair rugby star Ryley Batt on trash talking and his hopes for the Tokyo Paralympics.

Tests show promising results against two cancer types but more research is needed, scientists say.