An ex-police officer killed at least 34 people at a daycare centre before killing himself and his family.

The French writer wins for "the courage with which she uncovers the collective restraints of memory".

Some 66 deaths in The Gambia may be linked to four syrups made by an India-based firm, world health officials say.

At least 17 people have died off Lesbos, after a boat hit rocks under a cliff elsewhere in Greece.

Survivors recount horror of deadly attacks on city of Zaporizhzhia, being blamed on Russia.

At least 18 people are killed in the shooting blamed on the Los Tequileros crime gang.

Leaders from the UK and across Europe gather in Prague for a new political grouping.

Bank customers in Lebanon cannot withdraw more than $400 a month, owing to the financial crisis.

In Asia, super-apps are already a vital part of everyday life, with everything available at a click of a button.

Devi Athok's two daughters and their mother were killed in one of the worst disasters in football history.

Pyongyang says the launch of short-range ballistic missiles is a response to US-South Korean drills.

Meanwhile, Virgin Atlantic said on Wednesday it will stop its Heathrow-Hong Kong services after 30 years.

After winning his US Championship match, Hans Niemann said the game was "a message to everyone".

It is the first war where commercial space capabilities have played a significant role, a US general says.

Could the British Royal Family have its own "slimming down" in the footsteps of Denmark's queen?

The BBC talks to students whose schools have been set on fire in a spate of recent arson attacks.

The protests currently sweeping the country have their roots in changes made after the 1979 revolution.

Alaskan bears stuffing themselves for the winter have gained a loving audience around the world.

A father testifies how he suffered due to conspiracy theories about the massacre spread by Alex Jones.

As Vladimir Putin turns 70, we look back at a series of turning points that helped shape his worldview.

Amid warnings of violence, the first vote since the Capitol riot will be a huge test of US democracy.

Driverless robo-taxis are being allowed on the city's streets at night for paying members of the public.

The BBC has analysed over 1,000 videos of unprecedented protests following Mahsa Amini's death in custody.

Children are dying in growing numbers amid the worst drought to hit Somalia in 40 years.

The BBC's Orla Guerin finds desolate scenes in Lyman, a town Ukraine recaptured from Russia.

At least 125 people died after police fired tear gas at football fans who ran onto the pitch in Java.

Demonstrations are happening following the death of a woman detained by 'morality police'.