Rescuers search for survivors with 99 unaccounted for after the collapse of the 12-storey complex.

Four people are killed and at least 100 injured, with the worst-hit areas looking like a war zone.

UK competition watchdog begins formal probe into whether the internet giants have broken consumer law.

Belarus opposition journalist Roman Protasevich was taken from a plane with his girlfriend.

It comes just days after the last restriction was lifted, as concerns grow over a spate of cases.

As lawyers analyse the latest developments, the singer apologises for keeping fans in the dark.

More than one million people will go through a week-long lockdown to contain a rise in cases.

But the US president says he will only sign it if a separate, far bigger budget bill can be passed.

Referendum results show support for lifting the rules, which are some of the harshest in Europe.

Critics say the arrests of presidential hopefuls in Nicaragua reflect President Ortega's insecurity.

The BBC speaks to those behind an Indian matrimonial ad seeking a "non-farting, non-burping, rich man".

A selection of the week's best photos of Africans from across the continent and elsewhere.

Iran has previously denied intimidating staff at the Persian service, an outlet it has banned.

Pride organisers have barred uniformed police officers from participating until 2025.

Canada found no evidence the tragedy was premeditated but called out Iran's "recklessness".

When all Uganda's schools closed due to the pandemic, nine-year-old Teddy joined her mother mining for gold.

Tadej Pogacar was the youngest winner of the Tour de France since 1904 when he won last year's race aged 21.

The former New York mayor and lawyer to Donald Trump is reprimanded over US election allegations.

A sea lion was caught on camera crashing an interview with a fisherman about a "plague of sea lions".

It is the most significant such discovery to date, a First Nation group in Saskatchewan says.

This video was sent by one of the first eyewitnesses on the scene of the Miami building collapse.

The former Philippine president known as "Noynoy" and scion of the Aquino family has died aged 61.

Hundreds of supporters chanted slogans and cried as the Hong Kong tabloid prepared its last run.

The ongoing arrangement has sparked a public backlash from fans who support the #FreeBritney movement.

Indigenous villages say they are under attack, as illegal mining and armed violence in the jungle rise.

Ros Atkins looks at the events that led to the closure of Hong Kong's pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily.

Kidnappers have seized more than 1,000 students and staff in raids on schools in northern Nigeria since December.

BBC defence correspondent Jonathan Beale reports from the deck of HMS Defender in the Black Sea as it was harassed by Russia's military.