Seagram heiress Clare Bronfman has been sentenced to six years and nine months in prison.

The gaffe-prone former prime minister is a polarising figure in Australia.

The families of 12 activists captured by China in August demand their swift return.

Both Trump and Biden want to take away the US law that protects platforms from being liable for what their users post.

Three mothers talk about life in a pandemic, and the 'total chaos' of working from home with kids.

Italy was the first country in Europe to be overwhelmed by the virus but is so far keeping it in check.

Nigeria's greatest challenge on its 60th anniversary remains its diversity, writes Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani.

As the African nation continues to ban the import of used US clothes, China takes advantage.

Heavy shelling persists despite calls from world powers to halt the fighting over a disputed region.

These educators have zero tolerance for rule-breakers and name-calling - especially from presidential candidates.

Stock markets in Tokyo and other cities suffered a day-long suspended trading session on Thursday.

The Pixel 5 loses several headline features of last year's flagship phone to hit a lower price tag.

Tuesday's ugly and ill-tempered first US presidential debate is being widely condemned.

Firms face higher furlough costs from Thursday, as Labour warns 2.8 million jobs hang in the balance.

Takahiro Shiraishi admitted to using the social media platform to seek out and kill his victims.

Manchester United open talks with Barcelona about a loan move for Dembele, Liverpool accept Sheffield United bid for Brewster, plus more.

Black History Month on BBC Sport launches with the film Black History Matters, written and voiced by Deanna Rodger.

But case numbers remain high and we are still at "a very critical period", a study suggests.

LeBron James says the Los Angeles Lakers still have "a lot more work to do" despite a 116-98 win over the Miami Heat in game one of the NBA finals.

The model and TV presenter was expecting her third child with singer husband John Legend.

Stipe Lozina punched and stamped on the woman at least 15 times in a suspected Islamophobic attack.