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Joe Biden will formally introduce Kamala Harris as his vice-presidential pick in Delaware on Wednesday.

Germany and Greece record their highest daily cases, while Spain and France reach a "tipping point".

Of 55 health facilities assessed by the World Health Organization, half are "non-functional".

Scientists from around Europe and the US have expressed scepticism over its newly-announced vaccine.

Jimmy Lai tells the BBC he has no regrets, but believes his arrest is "just the beginning".

The interior ministry says officers came under attack as protests erupted for a third night.

Marjorie Taylor Greene seems set to become the conspiracy theory's first devotee in Congress.

Three men have been ordered to pay about $52,000 (£40,000) each for kidnapping a ship's crew for ransom.

A study says at least 800 people have died globally because of coronavirus-related misinformation.

There has been a race against time to remove the fuel oil, amid fears that the ship will break up.

After days of fighting, IS is said to have driven government forces out of Mocimboa da Praia.

His influential entertainment empire included ViacomCBS and Paramount Pictures, MTV and Nickelodeon.

Police in the southern city of Bangalore opened fire on protesters angered by the Facebook post.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to plummeting demand - leaving growers and producers at loggerheads.

Demonstrators defied an internet shutdown using a channel called Nexta that posts videos and photos.

The blast in Beirut is a reminder that tonnes of dangerous materials are being stored in several countries.

People in India, Jamaica and Canada are queuing up to heap praise on the California senator.

Enoch Adeboye riles social media critics with his views on women, but this has not dented his standing.

China has arrested the founder of the Apple Daily, a rare paper unafraid to openly criticise Beijing.

This year 79 tigers were captured on hidden cameras in Thailand’s Thungyai-Huai Kha Khaeng forest.

How Ebola prepared one doctor in the Democratic Republic of Congo to treat coronavirus.

A BBC team in Minsk saw violent scenes amid protests sparked by Sunday's disputed election result.

Sahar Fares, a firefighter medic, was called to the scene of a fire. She died in the blast that followed.

In the opening minutes of his press conference, the US president was asked to step outside by a Secret Service agent.