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Early voting surge in US points to record turnout
The highest turnout in more than a century is predicted, with over 80 million votes already cast.
Early voting surge in US points to record turnout
The highest turnout in more than a century is predicted, with over 80 million votes already cast.
Trump v Biden: A tale of two rallies
Donald Trump and Joe Biden slug it out in Florida, with very different campaign styles.
Trump and Biden duel in key swing state of Florida
Joe Biden's lead over the US president is narrower in must-win states, with Florida a key prize.
Nice in mourning after church knife attack
Security across France tightens after a suspected Islamist militant stabs three people to death.
'We raise them in basements, then send them to fight'
Armenian mothers fear for sons on the front line in Nagorno-Karabakh as both sides suffer heavy casualties.
Walmart pulls guns off shelves over 'civil unrest'
Walmart has removed gun and ammunition displays from its stores citing concerns of "civil unrest".
Is the UK heading back into a full lockdown?
Infection rates are rising and European countries are going into lockdown. Could the UK be next?
Kanye brings Kim's dead father back as hologram
Kim Kardashian calls the message from beyond the grave "the most thoughtful" 40th birthday gift.
Australia told to plan for 'simultaneous disasters'
A long-awaited report into Australia's bushfires warns of an "alarming" outlook in future decades.
Scarlett Johansson marries in 'intimate' ceremony
The actor and fiancé Colin Jost announced their wedding through the US charity Meals on Wheels.
Australia told to plan for 'simultaneous disasters'
A long-awaited report into Australia's bushfires warns of an "alarming" outlook in future decades.
Scarlett Johansson marries in 'intimate' ceremony
The actor and fiancé Colin Jost announced their wedding through the US charity Meals on Wheels.
United Airlines to trial airport Covid testing
The airline's boss Scott Kirby tells the BBC passenger testing is "key to reopening the world economy".
France returns to lockdown amid new Covid surge
The new national lockdown aims to tackle a sharp rise in infections and ease pressure on hospitals.
Qatar 'invasive exams': Passenger feared hijack
A woman on the same flight as "invasively examined" female passengers feared a "hostage situation".
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