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The tech giant says it will remove its main search function from Australia if it passes a new law.

Paula Badosa reveals she has the virus and apologises for making complaints about quarantine rules.

The Queen's representative says she is sorry for the lack of a healthy work environment at her office.

The trial of Israeli businessman Beny Steinmetz is seen as the biggest corruption case in mining.

Africa will have to wait "weeks if not months" before getting WHO-approved vaccines, officials say.

The world's first coronavirus lockdown began in Wuhan a year ago - how has China changed since then?

The jihadists say the biggest bombing in Iraq's capital for three years was aimed at Shia Muslims.

When her friends died in childbirth, a Nigerian woman hatched a plan to make a difference.

Doctors in the Amazon's biggest city, Manaus, are struggling to control rising numbers of deaths and cases.

Democrat Ala'a and Republican Caleb, both 16, on whether President Biden's call for unity can be achieved.

Vanessa Pérez, 25, and her siblings lost their mother to Covid. She's now the primary caregiver.

He orders increased vaccinations, more testing and expanded production of essential equipment.

The arrest of Putin critic Alexei Navalny increases European pressure on Germany to stop Nord Stream 2.

The maternal uncle of Kamala Harris says he is confident she will be the most active vice-president America has ever had.

The 13-year-old was serving a 10-year sentence handed down by an Islamic court for comments about God.

Followers of the baseless conspiracy theory are split over failed inauguration day predictions.

It follows nationwide protests in which students called for more help and support in the pandemic.

A poet laureate, a fist bump and lots of winter clothing - all the things you might have missed.

The author behind the book speaks exclusively to the BBC about the news of a second series.

Busts of influential civil rights leaders sit alongside portraits of famous presidents.