South Korean prosecutors indict Lee Jae-yong on alleged stock and accounting fraud over a 2015 merger. ...

South Korean prosecutors indict Lee Jae-yong on alleged stock and accounting fraud over a 2015 merger. ...

The popular video conferencing app has seen a 458% jump in customer growth compared with last year. ...

The social media giant is preparing for a new law that would force it to pay publishers for news articles. ...

The group's first ever English single has made history as a Billboard Hot 100 chart topper. ...

A hugely competitive college exam in India kicks off after weeks of heavy protest from students. ...

Content creators say OnlyFans has slashed incomes by placing caps on prices charged on the platform. ...

Content creators say OnlyFans has slashed incomes by placing caps on prices charged on the platform. ...

The social media giant is preparing for a new law that would force it to pay publishers for news articles. ...

Content creators say OnlyFans has slashed incomes by placing caps on prices charged on the platform. ...

The social media giant is preparing for a new law that would force it to pay publishers for news articles. ...

Six men, including two princes, are arrested as part of the country's latest anti-corruption drive. ...

The head of BA's parent company warns against new measures, as coronavirus cases in Portugal rise. ...

The grocer is making its entire range available for delivery but experts are divided on the move. ...

Savings pots could now be worth more than £1,000 but many teenagers are unaware they exist. ...

Molly Malone's Restaurant in Johannesburg has converted its carpark into an outdoor 'roadhouse'. ...

The US government had expressed concerns that China might steal data carried by the cable. ...

Yegor Zhukov, who is critical of President Putin, narrowly avoided prison last year. ...

New rules mean Beijing could block the sale of the app's video recommendation engine. ...

The new update is available to drivers in the US with Autopilot activated. ...

Paul Rusesabagina's efforts to save people during the Rwanda genocide were depicted in a film. ...

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya will reportedly brief the Security Council on Friday as protests continue. ...

A right-wing magazine accused of racism apologises to black socialist MP Danièle Obono. ...

President Nicolás Maduro, a close ally of Russia's, will ask for volunteers in the coming days. ...

Australia has denied allegations of subsidising or dumping wines in China, as bilateral tensions grow. ...

India is declared joint winner with Russia after two players lost connection during the final round. ...

Cambridge University Library adds high-resolution images of its collection to a free culture site. ...

China is yet react to the allegation which comes after several rounds of peace talks. ...

The first commercial flight marks a major step in normalising ties between the two countries. ...

Mask rules were ignored on a Zante flight where everyone was told to self-isolate, a passenger says. ...

AirAsia’s Tony Fernandes is expanding into banking, music and e-payments to help tackle the travel slump. ...

AirAsia’s Tony Fernandes is expanding into banking, music and e-payments to help tackle the travel slump. ...

The fee for single-use bags will rise to 10p and be extended to all shops from April 2021. ...

Christian Kroll is the boss of Ecosia, which donates 80% of its profits to tree-planting projects. ...

Christian Kroll is the boss of Ecosia, which donates 80% of its profits to tree-planting projects. ...

More than 20 people were hospitalised after attending the party in the Norwegian capital Oslo. ...

Christian Kroll is the boss of Ecosia, which donates 80% of its profits to tree-planting projects. ...

It is a time of reflection 10 years after the country was promised a rebirth, writes Waihiga Mwaura. ...

Taxpayer money was used to pay influencers to promote Test and Trace. ...

Outsourcing firm Capita is looking to close offices as the trend for flexible working accelerates. ...

The 78,761 new cases reported on Sunday is the largest number for a day anywhere in the world. ...

Acting US homeland security secretary says politicians have let protests turn into "lawlessness and chaos". ...

The government quit this month following an explosion in the capital that killed at least 200 people. ...

"The ancestors spoke through him," says Ryan Coogler in a long and loving tribute to the star. ...

The three-year-old escaped with minor injuries after being lifted into the air by a gust of wind. ...

The 700m euros (£624m) release clause in Lionel Messi's Barcelona contract is still valid, says La Liga. ...

Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe wins stage two of the Tour de France to claim the yellow jersey in Nice. ...

India is declared joint winner with Russia after two players lost connection during the final round. ...

The officer is stationed with Nato in Italy and is suspected of spying for Russia, sources say. ...

The woman faces charges under India's internet law over the incident on the Lakshman Jhula bridge. ...

Novak Djokovic quits as president of the ATP player council to front a new association aiming to increase the power of the players. ...

The suit maker has been hit by Covid-19 restrictions on events such as Royal Ascot and large weddings. ...

Riot police cordon off the main square in the centre of Minsk as columns of people march towards it. ...

An alliance of opposition parties wants the country to have closer ties with Serbia and Russia. ...

Far-right activists broke away from a large protest in Berlin against coronavirus restrictions. ...

One person has been shot dead in Oregon as a large procession of supporters of President Trump clashed with Black Lives Matter protesters in Portland. ...

Rescue efforts ended at a two-story restaurant in a northern China village that collapsed during an 80th birthday celebration for a resident, leaving 29 dead, authorities said Sunday. ...

A pro-Trump procession was met by counter-protesters in another tense night in the Oregon city. ...

John A MacDonald was accused of letting famine and disease decimate indigenous Canadian communities. ...

Democrats cry foul over the move, saying the public had a right to know about foreign interference. ...

The president is due to visit the city of Kenosha on Tuesday to meet local police. ...

Department store chain closed its last stores in 2016 but finding new uses is a lengthy process. ...

More than 20 teams of fightfighers helped bring the blaze under control. ...

Some 400 rescued migrants on three ships in the Mediterranean must be allowed to disembark, it says. ...

Massive amounts of oil spilled into a wildlife sanctuary, and 39 dead dolphins have been discovered. ...

As the clean-up from Hurricane Laura begins, up to 400,000 Louisiana residents remain without power. ...

Journalists reporting for the BBC's Russian service are among those to lose their accreditation. ...

For the first time since the world was gripped by coronavirus, one of the four major tournaments is taking place when the US Open starts on Monday. ...

Some 300 people clashed with police in Malmo, after far-right extremists burned a Koran. ...

South Africa's Tito Mboweni is fearless on Twitter, rowing with officials and sharing cooking skills. ...

Nathaniel Julius, who had Down's syndrome, was out to buy biscuits when he got shot, his family says. ...

The father of a Ugandan woman found dead in Glasgow says concerns over media attention meant the ceremony would not go ahead. ...

US actor Chadwick Boseman, best known for playing Black Panther in the hit Marvel superhero franchise, has died of cancer aged 43. ...

Gertrude the pig is a prototype of a brain-to-machine interface. ...

Gertrude the pig is a prototype of a brain-to-machine interface. ...

Chadwick Boseman and the Black Panther film helped many find their inner superhero. ...

The BBC spoke to attendees at the March on Washington 2020 to see how far the country has come. ...

The US actor, 43, dies of cancer at his home in Los Angeles surrounded by his family. ...

A study from South Korea gives among the clearest pictures yet of children as carriers of the virus. ...

Fourteen people are now confirmed dead in the US after Hurricane Laura battered two states. ...

Blazes are continuing to rage in the Amazon rainforest, despite the Brazilian president's fire ban. ...

Remote streaming services may be the future but could cause a sharp rise in emissions, a study shows. ...

A selection of remarkable images taken around the world this week. ...

Homes and livelihoods have been swept away by monsoon rains in India's Bihar state. ...

Remote streaming services may be the future but could cause a sharp rise in emissions, a study shows. ...

This is what happened when four strangers came together to watch President Trump's address. ...

The category four storm was one of the strongest to ever hit the region before it was downgraded. ...

The airport says it will take four to five years for air traffic to return to pre-pandemic levels. ...

Some customers are still paying full price for contracts even after they paid off expensive phones. ...

It comes as the government prepares to publish plans on overhauling the local government system. ...

The comments from New Zealand's finance minister come after trading was hit for the fourth day in a row. ...

US retail giant Walmart is the latest firm to bid for the Chinese video sharing app's US operations. ...

BBC Click’s Omar Mehtab looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week. ...

Japan's longest-serving prime minister, Shinzo Abe, intends to leave office because of declining health, according to his political party.  ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is set to resign for health reasons, officials from his party say. ...

A charity says families are behind with rent after being "punched unexpectedly into debt" due to the pandemic. ...

A government campaign starting next week will urge people to go back to the workplace. ...

Thousands of listings on a property website are not available to people on benefits. ...

Addressing his party convention, the president lashed his opponent as "the destroyer of American greatness". ...

BBC finds evidence that a UAE drone killed 26 unarmed cadets in Libya’s capital Tripoli. ...

The comments from New Zealand's finance minister come after trading was hit for the fourth day in a row. ...

It doesn't matter if Trump or Biden wins, the anti-Chinese sentiment will remain on the White House agenda. ...

It doesn't matter if Trump or Biden wins, the anti-Chinese sentiment will remain on the White House agenda. ...

The comments from New Zealand's finance minister come after trading was hit for the fourth day in a row. ...

A four-year-old boy is among the victims as a storm fells trees and contaminates drinking water. ...

Some customers are still paying full price for contracts even after they paid off expensive phones. ...

Neuralink is working on ways to connect the human brain to machines. ...

Kyle Rittenhouse is charged with killing two people and injuring another amid protests in Kenosha. ...

The firm will pay £1.73m after prepayment meter customers were not told about a new provider. ...

The US secretary of state accuses the banking giant of aiding China's "political repression". ...

The couple said they were "floating with love and wonder" after the arrival of Daisy Dove Bloom. ...

Police say two lions attacked the South African lodge owner while his wife looked on helplessly. ...

The category four storm is expected to cause an "unsurvivable" surge as it moves inland in the US. ...

The move by the owner of the Lookfantasic and Illamasqua brands could land its founder a £700m windfall. ...

Kevin Mayer is leaving after two months at the video-sharing app at the centre of US-China tensions. ...

The benefit will be trialled in some parts of north-west England where coronavirus cases have risen. ...

The company which makes engines for planes is cutting jobs and selling business to bolster the firm. ...

The WTA New York tournament is suspended after Osaka withdraws in a protest over US police violence. ...

Kevin Mayer is leaving the video-sharing app at the centre of controversy amid US-China tensions. ...

Kevin Mayer is leaving the video-sharing app at the centre of controversy amid US-China tensions. ...

Local businesses and jobs will suffer if workers do not return to the office, says the head of the CBI. ...

The US vice-president depicts November's vote as a choice between law-and-order and lawlessness. ...

Tanya Day's relatives say police should be prosecuted over her preventable death in custody. ...

There are just 53 members of the Greater Andamanese tribe left- four test positive for the virus. ...

Chinese health officials say they used emergency powers to secretly test unapproved vaccines. ...

The judge called the actions of a man who murdered 51 people in two mosques in New Zealand last year "inhuman". ...

After Milwaukee Bucks cancelled a fixture over the shooting of Jacob Blake, other basketball, football, tennis and soccer players follow suit. ...

Wisconsin's attorney general names the officer who shot Jacob Blake seven times in the back. ...

The president claims Mr Biden went from incoherent to articulate in a previous debate. ...

Property deals are racing though compared to last year, as the market recovers after the lockdown freeze. ...

Selling kombucha tea: “Getting the liquid on the lips was the most important challenge”. ...

Almost 100 survivors and relatives of victims confronted Australian gunman Brenton Tarrant. ...

Jamaica's eight-time Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt tests positive for coronavirus, his agent confirms. ...

No one believed pilot Amol Yadav when he told them his plans, but he proved them wrong. ...

A new report reveals the catalogue of mistakes that left an Edinburgh children's hospital unusable. ...

The billion user social networking app can also be used for shopping, gaming and other activities. ...

No one believed pilot Amol Yadav when he told them his plans, but he proved them wrong. ...

Despite rumours over his health, the North Korean leader appears well and in charge. ...

The BBC spoke to young Republicans in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election. ...

Jacob Blake's sister says that she is numb after years of seeing black people shot by police. ...

One is accused of rioting, over the 2019 incident which saw protesters attacked at Yuen Long station. ...

Little known in the West, China's dominant mobile payment firm is tipped for the world's biggest IPO. ...

Gérald Darmanin tweets his support after police asked women relaxing on a beach to cover up. ...

Little known in the west, China's dominant mobile payment firm is tipped for the world's biggest IPO. ...

The party conference's second night will also hear from presidential children Eric and Tiffany Trump. ...

Hawaii, New Jersey and New York are suing the Trump administration over alleged "partisan meddling". ...

Nerve agent was apparently used on Putin critic Alexei Navalny – and Russia has a history of poisonings. ...

A farming community in South Africa is reeling after the bodies of five women were recently discovered. ...

The disruption caused by coronavirus means that Brazil's samba schools now face an uncertain future. ...

The vice-president has largely stayed out of the limelight. We take a look at the few times he didn't. ...

Companies across the UK have asked staff to accept lower pay in order to avoid lay-offs. ...

Thinking about setting up a home office abroad? Here's what you need to know. ...

Why one Birmingham-based company has decided to give up its office and let its staff permanently work from home. ...

New apps use your phone to record your dimensions and recommend what size to buy at shops. ...

The visit comes as the Secretary of State urged more Arab states to make a peace deal with Israel. ...

Appledore Shipyard in Devon closed in March 2019 but has now been bought by InfraStrata. ...

Economic uncertainty and the shift to online banking have prompted the cuts, the bank says. ...

Almost all students in the greater Seoul area, home to 25 million people, will now take classes online. ...

The fast food giant says the slogan will be paused as it "doesn't quite fit" during the pandemic. ...

Humanitarian agencies warn that coronavirus restrictions are slowing down Monsoon relief efforts. ...

The airline agreed the £1.2bn rescue deal in July to secure its future beyond the coronavirus crisis. ...

The social media giant says it's preparing legal action after being ordered to block access in Thailand. ...

The former army general led forces during the 1990s Bosnian war and was jailed for life in 2017. ...

The fast food giant says the slogan will be paused as it "doesn't quite fit" during the pandemic. ...

Rumours and misinformation about the vaccine slowed down immunisation efforts. ...

UK businesses will have to show that products and supply lines are free from illegal deforestation. ...

The Indonesian island scraps plans to open up to foreigners next month, over virus concerns. ...

After a disaster "not seen in Australia in recorded history", an inquiry makes dozens of recommendations. ...

A series of African-American speakers reject Democratic claims that President Trump is racist. ...

The social media giant is preparing legal action to challenge Bangkok's pressure to block the group. ...

US President Donald Trump reportedly is considering skipping regulatory steps to get out a vaccine. ...

President Trump had previously postponed the trade meeting as he didn't "want to talk to China right now." ...

President Trump had previously postponed the trade meeting as he didn't "want to talk to China right now." ...

He opens the Republican conference with disputed claims mail-in ballots could lead to voter fraud. ...

Has the new national security law pulled the plug on Hong Kong's pro-democracy musicians? ...

Some Kenyan private schools have found new sources of income after they were forced to close. ...

New apps use your phone to record your dimensions and recommend what size to buy at shops. ...

Volunteers at an archaeological dig find 425 coins, enough to buy a mansion when they were buried. ...

The latest detentions come amid a border row with neighbouring Lithuania. ...

The platform flagged the president's tweet and said it could "dissuade voters". ...

The president's adviser has announced she is stepping down from her role at the end of August. ...

The supermarket says people hired to deal with a surge in deliveries will get permanent roles. ...

The platform flagged the president's tweet and said it could "dissuade voters". ...

The Xbox company has declared support for the Fortnite-maker as it battles Apple's "monopoly". ...

Dynamite is the first video in YouTube history to gain over 100 million views in a 24-hour period. ...

The country held up as a model for its response to Covid-19 is facing a dangerous new surge. ...

Bailiffs are resuming operations after a five-month suspension due to coronavirus. ...