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Bosses from five of the largest social media firms were grilled about how they are protecting children.

Bushra Bibi, who married Khan in 2018, is given a 14 year prison sentence for corruption.

Disney had claimed the governor orchestrated a campaign of "government retaliation".

The government accused eBay of making it too easy to buy equipment for producing counterfeit pills.

The parcel delivery giant said it was looking for $1bn in savings, as AI makes up for the jobs.

A ghostly shipwreck has appeared on the sandy beach of Cape Ray in Newfoundland, Canada.

The legal drama, starring the future Duchess of Sussex, enjoyed a huge surge in popularity last year.

The Brazilian woman was arrested at the international airport in the Colombian capital, Bogotá.

The maker of the Roomba vacuum maker announces job cuts as the planned takeover collapses.

David Collard was arrested after an alleged altercation on Madison Avenue in November.

South Asian actress Avantika Vandanapu, 19, takes on the role originally played by Amanda Seyfried.

Both Hindus and Muslims visit the Haji Malang shrine in Mumbai - but a controversy has shaken some devotees.

The three junta-led countries were suspended from the bloc amid calls to return to democratic rule.

Barcelona manager Xavi says he will step down at the end of the season.

President Biden's statement came as he pushed US lawmakers to pass bipartisan border security bill.

It is the latest overture from an isolated European power seeking to deepen ties with West Africa.

The 20-deck Icon of the Seas' maiden voyage comes amid concerns about the vessel's methane emissions.

But it's unclear whether the proposed new rules would have stopped the Prague shooter.

The UN court's demands, if implemented, would drastically change the nature of Israel's Gaza campaign.

Thousands of people in Georgia have found out they were stolen from their parents at birth and sold.

Boris Nadezhdin has gathered tens of thousands of signatures in his bid to stand for Russia's presidency.

Boris Nadezhdin says he has more than 100,000 signatures to register for Russia's presidential election.

A whistleblower calls Boeing manufacturing a "rambling, shambling, disaster waiting to happen".

Sweden applied to join Nato in 2022 after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Fighting is reported around hospitals in the city, where Israel believes Hamas leaders are hiding.

The man told a public inquiry he started a Johannesburg building fire that killed 77 people last August.

Students at Columbia University say they were doused with a foul-smelling substance, akin to sewage.

The world's most popular YouTuber had previously said he would not bother posting videos on the site.

Joseph Boakai, 79, is helped from the podium as the ceremony in the capital Monrovia is cut short.

The Florida governor dropped out of the 2024 presidential race whilst endorsing Donald Trump.

Republican Governor Ron DeSantis suspends his campaign for US president, saying there is no "clear path to victory"

The Israeli prime minister's comments come amid pressure on his government to accept Palestinian statehood.

Missiles and rockets were fired at the airbase by an Iranian-backed militia, the US military says.

Mike Jeffries claims the allegations fall outside statute of limitations, and are "meritless".

Russia's state rail company apologises after its conductor dumped the feline in freezing temperatures.

A New Mexico grand jury has charged the actor anew over the on-set shooting death of Halyna Hutchins.

It becomes only the fifth country to soft-land on the Moon but power supply problems may hinder its mission.

Théo Luhaka suffered severe injuries from a police baton in a case which triggered days of protests.

Gadi Eisenkot condemns the prime minister, who insists Israel's offensive will go on until "complete victory".

Congress is racing to pass the measure ahead of a Saturday deadline to fund key federal agencies.

The icon showed the Soviet dictator being blessed by a saint, but the Church says it has to be changed.

Pope Francis's sermon on lust followed criticism of an old book on sexuality by his head of doctrine.

Social media creators will face hefty fines if they fail to abide by strict rules on commercial interests.

Ernest Bai Koroma has been charged with treason after being linked to a failed coup last November.

The US secretary of state was due to return from the World Economic Forum in Davos when the issue occurred.

Husam Zomlot says the UK's policies towards Israel have caused it "reputational damage".

The Metropolitan Police issue mugshots of the Ahearne brothers following their sentencing.

Narges Mohammadi is serving multiple sentences and has been in jail almost continuously since 2010.

A young woman was dismembered and stuffed in a plastic bag - the internet blames her.

A penguin with leucism from the Gentoo species has been filmed in the icy climate in early January.

A woman in her seventies and her son have been killed by an anti-tank missile attack on northern Israel.

Lloyd Austin is in "good condition" and has resumed some of his duties, the Pentagon says.

The Kremlin labels the bestselling author, Boris Akunin, a foreign agent over his stance on Ukraine.

Ten people in a Rafah house sheltering displaced people were killed, the Hamas-run health ministry says.

Qatar has helped agree a deal between Israel and Hamas after families of hostages raised concerns.

The US president's son is accused of, among other things, tax evasion and filing false tax returns.

Executives sent live spiders and cockroaches to a US couple who criticised the firm, court papers show.

The city was built 2,500 years ago but may have been abandoned after a volcanic eruption.

Long-awaited approval from US financial authorities means cryptocurrency fans have a new way to trade.

The pair, who trail Donald Trump in the polls, will hope Wednesday's clash can energise their campaigns.

A group of 35 people allegedly left a Malmö restaurant without paying on Christmas Day.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny made his first public appearance in a video call since being moved to an Arctic prison.

Nigeria has become a hub for illegal ivory sales, with tusks smuggled in from all over the continent.

Concerns over interest rates and Middle East mean the World Bank expects growth of just 2.4% in 2024.

Franz Beckenbauer, who has died aged 78, was the friend of Sir Bobby Charlton, Bobby Moore and Pele and one of football's most important figures.

Many questions remain after a 737 Max Boeing plane suffered a mid-air blowout in the US.

The US secretary of state criticises Israeli ministers calling for the resettlement of Gazans.

Ms Hasina secures her fourth straight term after the main opposition boycotts the election.

The US aviation regulator says 171 Boeing planes will remain grounded until it is satisfied they are safe.

Golden Lion from Martinique endures an 8,000-mile round trip only to lose 12-0 to Lille in the French Cup.

More than 120 people have been confirmed dead since Monday's 7.5 magnitude earthquake.

It comes after part of the fuselage of an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 fell off, forcing an emergency landing.

Multiple people were killed and dozens injured after two trains collided in a rice field in Indonesia.

Survivors and relatives of those killed or kidnapped pay emotional visits to the festival site for a memorial event.

Typically a well behaved dog, this seven-year-old chowed down on an envelope of his owners' money.

The Islamic State group says it carried out Wednesday's attack in southern Iran that killed 84 people.

Al-Arouri, a deputy political leader of Hamas, was killed in an attack in Beirut on Tuesday.

Families who lost loved ones at the San Francisco bridge have called for a solution for decades.

The head of Lebanon's largest military force says the death of Saleh al-Arouri will be avenged.

Three men from Lebanon and Syria were detained in Buenos Aires, where a Jewish sporting event is under way.

Francoise Bornet was part of a young couple who were seen embracing on the street in 1950.

A professor in investigating accidents tells the BBC what might have caused the plane to burst into flames.

Robert Pether has been detained for 1,000 days, in what his family call a "hostage" situation.

The prime minister of the landlocked country has said that sea access was an existential question.