The mayor of Cobija, a city in the north, declares the area a disaster zone because of heavy rain.

Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin acknowledged a "breakdown in notifications" about his health problems.

Four men are on trial in connection with the deadly attack, in which five people were killed in 2018.

The Odysseus robot broke a leg on touchdown but continues to stream data back to Earth

Israel's PM says Americans back the war with Hamas, despite President Biden arguing it could "lose support".

Vasily Dubkov, who represented the Russian activist, was arrested for "violating public order", reports say.

The US and the UK are among those to say they will not deploy troops after remarks by Emmanuel Macron.

Republicans will introduce a bill designed to protect access, after a court ruling cast doubt on its availability.

Secret Service agents extinguished the flames during the incident on Sunday afternoon.

The Uzbekistan judgement also gives compensation to families of children who died or became disabled.

It the latest atrocity in the country to be attributed to Islamist militants.

After Alabama rules that frozen embryos are children, some fertility patients pray that lawmakers find a solution.

Serhiy suffered catastrophic injuries - including losing both his legs - when an anti-tank mine blew up his vehicle.

The US says the allies targeted 18 sites, including missile storages, drones and radars.

Western leaders are in Kyiv in a show of solidarity as the country grapples with a range of setbacks.

The ex-president is the clear front-runner in South Carolina - but his rival Nikki Haley vows not to give up.

Macky Sall's attempt to postpone the elections has thrown Senegal into political turmoil.

Experts say highly flammable cladding may have helped the fire spread.

Hundreds of security service workers are evacuated after reports of a strange smell in the building.

The micro-blogging site says it did so after receiving orders from the Indian government.

Positronium has the potential to revolutionise physics but the elusive substance had been too hot to handle.

Juan Orlando Hernández, who is accused of protecting drug traffickers, is on trial in New York.

The Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel found "identical patterns" at 7 October attack sites.

Reports of Russian shortages come as concerns over the provision of Western weapons to Ukraine mount.

The Australian grocery chief walked out on a reporter when questioned over alleged price-gouging tactics.

It comes after a contentious election where the largest party led by former-PM Imran Khan alleged vote-rigging.

The former influencer is sentenced to between four and 60 years in prison for abusing her children.

A war cabinet member says unless Hamas frees all hostages by 10 March an assault will begin in Rafah.

Papua New Guinea has long struggled with tribal violence, but the killings are believed to be the worst in years.

A campaign by social media users in Chile seeks the repatriation of Hoa Hakananai'a moai to the island.

The early release of Ridge Alkonis, who killed two in a car accident, stirs unease over US-Japan relations.

The director of the 2022 Oscar-winning film speaks of his shock at the death of Alexei Navalny.

Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu vows to carry on the war against Hamas regardless of international pressure.

An ally of the opposition activist, who died on Friday, says officials are "trying to cover traces".

With Russia on the verge of taking Avdiivka, the Ukrainians have tough choices to make.

One woman died and more than 20 others were injured when gunfire erupted at the Kansas City parade.

See key moments in Alexei Navalny's career as an outspoken critic of President Putin.

Patrick Herminie, who wants to run for the presidency, says the case was politically motivated.

BBC Verify has analysed the latest satellite image from the city in southern Gaza.

Anthony Albanese is the first Australian prime minister to get engaged while in office.

The White House said the threat is not imminent and will brief congressional leaders on Thursday.

The German national, 38, was arrested after six cannabis edibles were found in his rucksack.

All men are invited to this mostly imaginary conference on Valentine's Day but women are banned.

Some wildfires continue to smolder underground, even through winter.

Players of both winners Ivory Coast and runners-up Nigeria get handsome rewards from their presidents.

Over 100 facilities have been affected with some doctors resorting to pen and paper.

The UN warns an assault on the city where more than a million people are sheltering would be "terrifying".

Wojciech Szelag apologised to LGBT people for the TVP Info channel's "hateful words" targeted at them.

The head of Rheinmetall, Germany's biggest defence firm, says Europe's ammunition stocks are currently empty.

Israeli commandos rescued two men in an operation that reportedly killed dozens of Palestinians.

She was speaking after Donald Trump said he'd encourage Russia to attack Nato members who "failed to pay".

Donald Trump says he would "encourage" Russia to “do whatever the hell they want” to Nato members not paying their share.

The US President tells Israel's PM that the measure is needed before its planned offensive there.

The presidential hopeful suggests the US will not protect allies failing to meet defence spending targets.

A billion people in countries around the world - mostly in Asia - greet the Year of the Dragon.

Festivities mark the end of the Year of the Rabbit and the start of the Year of the Dragon.

Experts say videos posted by Israeli soldiers showing Gaza detainees bound and blindfolded could breach international law.

Olaf Scholz, in the US to rally Ukraine aid, couldn't miss a chance to take a photo with his twin.

The fiance of a popular news presenter is convicted of killing a businesswoman five years ago.

A key water pipe has been burst by the stream of lava, leaving 28,000 people without hot water.

The investigation began more than a year ago after secret documents were found at Mr Biden's home and former office.

The Russian leader's first interview with Western media since invading Ukraine comes at an opportune time.

A French enthusiast who wanted to beat the world record is told he used the wrong matches.

Yemen's UN-backed government warns of the threat to crucial communication links under the Red Sea.

The ex-Fox News host will be the first Western journalist to interview Vladimir Putin since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Jennifer Crumbley, 45, is the first US parent ever convicted of manslaughter over a mass shooting by their child.

The chain said its fourth quarter sales failed to meet its target for the first time in four years.

Composed by avant-garde artist John Cage, the piece is expected to play in Germany until the year 2640.

The ex-Brazil and Barcelona defender denies the assault, saying the sex was consensual.

Angry fans in Hong Kong boo Inter Miami during a pre-season friendly game as World Cup winner Lionel Messi is left on the bench.

Kylie wins her second ever Grammy Award, for Padam Padam, while The Beatles win best music video.

The vote was called by mayor Anne Hidalgo, who says SUVs are dangerous and bad for the environment.

People in some areas are told to evacuate ahead of "one of the most dramatic weather days in recent memory".

More than two hundred residents have been reported missing in the coastal tourist city of Viña del Mar.

Video verified by the BBC shows US strikes on al-Qaim, Iraq.

One of Europe's most wanted men, Marco Raduano, used knotted bed sheets to scale the prison walls in 2023.

The country's decision to drop the currency used by its Serb minority sparks fears of renewed tensions.