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France braced for biggest national strike in years
Transport and schools are expected to be severely affected amid warnings of mass demonstrations.
France braced for biggest national strike in years
Transport and schools are expected to be severely affected amid warnings of mass demonstrations.
Five 'hot mic' moments that got leaders in trouble
Unguarded comments have heaped embarrassment on generations of politicians around the world.
Trump's Ukraine conduct impeachable - law experts
The House Judiciary Committee prepares to write articles of impeachment after hearing expert witnesses.
The king of England and an impeachment hearing
Four legal experts testified to Congress about whether the president should be impeached.
Trump calls Trudeau 'two-faced' at Nato summit
Footage appeared to show Canada's PM laughing about the US president with other leaders.
Cave diver says Elon Musk tweets 'humiliated' him
Vernon Unsworth tells a court that he felt "ashamed" after the Tesla founder dubbed him "pedo guy".
Typhoid vaccine 'works fantastically well'
The jab is being given to nine million children in Pakistan at risk of a dangerous form of the infection.
US bishop resigns amid abuse cover-up accusations
Bishop Richard J Malone of New York state's Buffalo oversaw a scandal-hit diocese.
What's behind the wave of Middle East protests?
The BBC's Jeremy Bowen asks why people have been taking to the streets in Lebanon, Iran and Iraq.
People smuggler 'built fake border post in Russia'
The man accused of putting up fake posts near the border with Finland is now facing a fraud charge.
Body found in Australia outback
The body is believed to be Claire Hockridge, according to Northern Territory Police
People smuggler 'built fake border post in Russia'
The man accused of putting up fake posts near the border with Finland is now facing a fraud charge.
Body found in Australia outback
The body is believed to be Claire Hockridge, according to Northern Territory Police
Koranic school head who chained students sentenced
The case in Senegal proved highly controversial, with opinion split in the majority Muslim country.
Germany expels Russia diplomats over Berlin murder
The pair are told to leave months after a Georgian national was shot dead in a park.
Once-a-month oral contraceptive pill in tests
Researchers say the prototype pill could ultimately offer women more contraceptive choice and control.
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