Ms Suu Kyi was told she faces fresh charges a month after she was detained during a military coup. ...

Chloe Zhao, director of Nomadland, is hailed as a "huge inspiration for young Asian girls". ...

Images from the 78th annual Golden Globe Awards ceremony split between Los Angeles and New York. ...

The singer of South Korean boy band Stray Kids is accused of being verbally abusive while in middle school. ...

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are hosting the year's first major film and TV awards ceremony. ...

A team of Islamic scholars in South Africa is on a mission to some dangerous and drug-infested areas. ...

A traditional herbal remedy said to "cure" Covid has resurfaced, but there's no evidence it works. ...

Writers may be self-censoring because they don't want to be "cancelled", author Kazuo Ishiguro says. ...

Ahmed, blind since birth, stands in for teachers who don't make it in to their ruined school in Yemen. ...

Polish teenager Krystyna Paszko's idea won an EU prize - she tells the BBC the story behind it. ...

A group of Afro-Colombian women use their skills to help women give birth in areas run by gangs. ...

On the anniversary of the US-Taliban deal, Afghanistan finds itself in a precarious state. ...

Tehran insists the US must lift all of its unilateral sanctions before talks can resume. ...

The Mosley family spent 10 hours creating this colourful snake sculpture out of snow. ...

Chinese Super League champions Jiangsu FC - who have the same owners as Inter Milan - "cease operations". ...

Police have fired on protesters in Myanmar, on the deadliest day since rallies against the country's coup began. ...

The former US president will address the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Florida. ...

Medical officials in California say they will investigate surgeon Scott Green. ...

Human rights violations have taken place in Tigray region, Secretary of State Antony Blinken says. ...

The pro-democracy figures are accused of "subversion" under the controversial security legislation. ...

Police fire live rounds, tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse anti-coup rallies in several cities. ...

The 380km barrier will curb the flow of illegal migrants, drugs and stolen vehicles, the president says. ...

New York's governor denies wrongdoing and orders an external inquiry after claims by a second ex-aide. ...

A devaluing currency and hard economic conditions make cryptocurrencies attractive despite the risks. ...

President Xi says China has achieved his poverty reduction pledge - but has it? ...

The Serum Institute of India isn't a household name, but it's the world's largest vaccine maker. ...

A senior German immunologist tells the BBC that his country should reverse its decision on the jab. ...

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler return to host the year's first major film and TV awards ceremony on Sunday. ...

A look inside a "liberal-free zone" and meeting spot for people on the political right. ...

Lucy's dream of working in the Middle East turned into a nightmare of abuse. She's not the only one. ...

While the election is for the legislative assembly, it is seen as a key test for President Bukele. ...

The US is the first country in the world to approve the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. ...

All inmates at Namur prison have been confined to their cells amid the virus outbreak, officials say. ...

The ornate discovery was used during festivities and parades almost 2,000 years ago, experts say. ...

The release of the US intelligence probe into the Khashoggi murder deepens diplomatic difficulties. ...

"I will never shut up," James tells Ibrahimovic in political activism spat. ...

The man had tried to stop the bird escaping when he was struck in the groin by a knife on the animal's leg. ...

Unconfirmed local reports suggest a woman was shot during Saturday's demonstrations. ...

In stark contrast to floods in December, some of the city's boats and gondolas are beached. ...

Some 317 girls remain missing in Zamfara state, but 42 people abducted in Niger state are freed. ...

The coronavirus aid plan passes despite total Republican opposition, but must now go to the Senate. ...

The golfer received successful "follow-up procedures" following Tuesday's serious car crash in LA. ...

The prison's director is among 25 people killed in the mass escape near the capital, Port-au-Prince. ...

James Le Mesurier fell to his death in Istanbul in 2019 with a sense that Syrian and Russian disinformation had destroyed his reputation. ...

The Dissident explores what happened to the Saudi journalist and who might have ordered his murder. ...

Ayesha and Irshad were breadwinners in a former Pakistani tribal area where militancy is rising again. ...

Several waves of Pokémania have swept the globe, keeping this lucrative franchise relevant for 25 years. ...

A photo archive reveals John F Kennedy's efforts to court African leaders in the post-colonial era. ...

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

Could the cryptocurrency's huge electricity consumption also sink it? ...

Ros Atkins looks at the consequences of Facebook's power on events in Myanmar, Washington DC and Australia. ...

Thousands of "cold-stunned" turtles were rescued as temperatures dropped to record lows this month. ...

The four children were all caught by volunteers holding a blanket on the street in Istanbul. ...

Villages and cities become a sea of bright light to mark the end of Chinese New Year celebrations. ...

An official report says Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved the journalist's murder. ...

Japan's Tamayo Marukawa signs a document opposing a move for separate surnames for married couples. ...

The network will enable users to charge for extra content such as bonus tweets and newsletters. ...

A unearthed photo album uncovers personal letters from the biggest stars of the 1950s and 60s. ...

A teacher at a school in the north-western Zamfara state tells the BBC at least 300 girls were taken. ...

Nigel Skea, 52, was jailed and fined for breaking hotel quarantine to meet his fiancée on another floor. ...

The diplomats had no choice as Pyongyang has banned trains from leaving as part of Covid measures. ...

Critics said the forced burial order was intended to target minorities and did not respect religions. ...

The disappearance of Melissa Caddick - who is accused of stealing from investors - has flummoxed police. ...

Eritrean troops killed hundreds in Aksum in Ethiopia's Tigray region, witnesses tell Amnesty and the BBC. ...

The rugby league players performed a song from their balconies in hotel quarantine in Australia. ...

The Pentagon said the strike on Syria was in response to an attack on US and coalition personnel in Iraq. ...

K-pop superstars Blackpink have emerged as the latest force in the global fight against climate change. ...

While Western sanctions may not help, China and South East Asia's influence may have some sway. ...

The case went cold after the man accused disappeared following a brutal 1999 gang rape in India. ...

Wenatchee High School in Washington state found a creative way for their band students to practise safely. ...

Fishing community leaders say Greenpeace's action is dangerous and illegal. ...

Hollywood make-up artists on their experiences of working in the time of Covid-19. ...

Protected land reserved for Brazil's indigenous communities is being traded on the social network. ...

The dairy group looking into the hard butter issue has called for a freeze on palm fats in cow feed. ...

A photograph of Nergal stepping on a picture of the Virgin Mary led to charges of blasphemy. ...

US media claims diplomats were made to undergo anal swabs to test for coronavirus. ...

Some have questioned China's definition of extreme poverty as earning less than $620 a year. ...

Joe Biden plans to speak to the Saudi king as the report into the journalist's murder goes public. ...

Mr Cuomo was once seen as a hero of the pandemic. Now he faces scrutiny from inside his party. ...

He urges his supporters to gather in the capital Yerevan, after the army says he must resign. ...

Dubai ruler's captive daughter writes to British police about her sister's abduction 20 years ago. ...

Facebook said deadly violence in Myanmar had brought about the need for the ban on the military. ...

The domestic helper from Myanmar was reportedly tortured and starved before her death. ...

Kelsey Grammer, who played Frasier Crane, will return but it is not known if other cast members will too. ...

Vidam Perevertilov's decision to swim towards a "black dot" - a life buoy - saved his life. ...

Remote working is "an aberration" that will be corrected as soon as possible says Goldman Sachs chief. ...

The mini electric vehicle being made by China's biggest carmaker is now outselling Tesla two to one. ...

The world-first law is designed to make the tech giants pay news publishers for content. ...

A report describes how prisoners of war are used as slave labour to generate money for the regime. ...

After the death of the last male member of an indigenous group, his grandchildren take an unusual step. ...

Democrats are working on a massive package of measures to help the US through the pandemic. ...

A rebel attack on the government's northern stronghold of Marib threatens mass displacement. ...

Figures show Australians are moving out of the large cities in search of a better quality of life. ...

The defence minister said people should at times provide their own security but it is not that easy. ...

Trading in GameStop shares halted minutes before markets closed but jumped again in late trading. ...

An NGO is training and paying communities in Kenya to catch locusts, so they can be turned into animal feed. ...

Local communities in the US have come up with a novel way to help feed those going hungry. ...

The champion golfer had to be cut free from the vehicle and was taken to hospital. ...

The British socialite is in jail in New York awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. ...

Amnesty said it took the decision after complaints of "hate speech" by the Russian opposition leader. ...

The violence is thought to be linked to a battle for control of the jails after a gang leader's killing. ...

The cause of death is still unknown but a recent cyclone is among the theories being investigated. ...

Rescuers have successfully refloated 28 pilot whales on a notorious New Zealand beach, Farewell Spit. ...

It is a milestone for the WHO scheme, which wants to ensure the fair distribution of vaccines. ...

A group of 28 pilot whales are back in the sea after beaching themselves twice in two days. ...

The High Court had earlier issued a stay to put the deportation on hold pending a Wednesday hearing. ...

Workers carry away the monument of the fascist dictator in the Spanish enclave of Melilla. ...

The landmark case has sparked debate as it shines a spotlight on housewives' unpaid labour. ...

The technology giant has bought around 100 companies in six years, chief executive Tim Cook has revealed. ...

The man considered by many to be the greatest golfer of all time has overcome many challenges in his career. ...

"US leadership has been sorely missed over the past years," the Canadian prime minister said. ...

A man who fled Syria is accused in Germany of being a "cog in the wheel" of a state torture machine. ...

Officers in New York were filmed using a hood to restrain Daniel Prude until he stopped breathing. ...

BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat sits down for a Zoom chat with Matt Groening. ...

Walker Swamp had been destroyed by 150 years of farming - now it is replenished and welcoming life. ...

Fallou Diop won the country's top racing prize when he was just 17. ...

Since taking up skating at the age of eight, Priyanka Dewan has become an international champion. ...

President Biden wants most children in classrooms again by April - but do parents think that's safe? ...

India's Motera stadium gives an unobstructed view of the pitch to 110,000 spectators. ...

An 18-wheeler truck crashes with a freight car carrying gasoline. ...

Officials are testifying at the first public inquiry into the 6 January riot by a pro-Trump mob. ...

Several others are missing after the accident on a lake near the northern city of Alexandria. ...

The FDLR says the government is wrong to blame them for Luca Attanasio's "heinous assassination". ...

The famed investigative journalist was assassinated in 2017 in a car bomb by her home. ...

An antibodies survey in Nigeria suggests millions, not thousands, have already had coronavirus. ...

Disha Ravi's arrest for sharing a document intended to help farmers sparked widespread outrage. ...

The man swam ashore and was ignored eight times on CCTV in the heavily fortified border zone. ...

She says lyrics for a leaked song are "extremely insensitive and disrespectful" to her family. ...

Dramatic video shows Nika Melia barricaded in a room with supporters as police raid his party's HQ. ...

These are the first cases in West Africa, five years after the end of the world's deadliest outbreak. ...

A user has been banned for streaming audio from multiple Clubhouse chatrooms onto their website. ...

Facebook will reverse a decision to block access to news content, Australia's government says. ...

The aircraft had to make an emergency landing after its engine failed, scattering debris over homes below. ...

Scientists determined the painting's age by examining ancient wasp nests around the artwork. ...

The sheer scale of the US death toll is hard to comprehend - it helps to hear the individual stories. ...

Christopher Pekny was making a device to be used at his child's gender-reveal party, police say. ...

Numbers are plunging due to pollution, unsustainable fishing and the draining of rivers. ...

Sarika Kale says she survived on instant noodles and chutney for years because that's all she could afford. ...

Horrific tales dominate the history of Liberia's civil war but no-one has been put on trial there. ...

Emma Coronel Aispuro's arrest comes two years after her husband was convicted in the US over his cartel. ...

The prime minister says vaccinations are on track after criticism the country has been slow to start. ...

The resolution calls for human rights abusers in the bloody civil war to be held to account. ...

Half a million Americans have died of the coronavirus. Here's a look behind this grim milestone. ...

Cristian Pineda, 11, was found dead by his mother amid freezing temperatures last week. ...

A new film shows the director's daughter Dylan Farrow addressing claims of abuse, which he denies. ...

The Victorian building was moved six blocks, but it was not a simple journey. ...

Luca Attanasio and two other people die after his UN convoy is attacked near Goma. ...

The three that died were Rothschild's giraffes, one of the animal's most endangered subspecies. ...

A deal between the Hollywood actor and two former students at his acting school is reached. ...

A disclaimer is running ahead of 18 episodes of The Muppet Show, which is streaming on Disney Plus. ...

France and Germany struggle to get schools back to normal as infection rates remain high. ...

New Zealand's prime minister attends a service held in tribute to the 185 people who lost their lives. ...

Matthew Mitcham made history in 2008, becoming the first openly gay male individual Olympic champion, but it was a troubled path on the way. ...

Protesters were undeterred by a statement warning they were heading down a path leading to "loss of life". ...

Varavara Rao has been in poor health for months and spent over 150 days in hospital in the past year. ...

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani told the BBC that he does not fear a military takeover by the Taliban. ...

The military must respect the wishes of Myanmar's people, the foreign secretary will tell the UN. ...

Having broken through the $50,000 level last week the cryptocurrency has extended its rally this year. ...

The popular beverage chain had in the past also sold tea bags with the phrase "Master I want you". ...

The airline stops flying 24 planes after an engine burst into flames soon after take-off from Denver. ...

A crowd's booing of a reference to Covid-19 vaccines is "disgusting", Australia's deputy PM says. ...

In an exclusive interview with the BBC, Ashraf Ghani discusses the "hard decision" on war and peace. ...

Just eight countries in Africa have adequate death registration systems, a BBC investigation finds. ...

In Cincinnati's Over-The-Rhine neighbourhood, does urban revitalisation come at a cost? ...

Colombia has given protected status to almost one million Venezuelan migrants. ...

Divya Kakran, a young Indian wrestler, dreams of making history at the Olympics. ...

Mya Thwe Thwe Khaing was shot in the head just before her 20th birthday by security forces. ...

The Pangong Lake is one area of an ill-defined border which has seen tensions flare. ...

It is not known whether the seven electoral commission employees who died were deliberately targeted. ...

A letter from an ex-policeman alleges that New York police and the FBI conspired in the 1965 murder. ...

The French government said the move by Lyon's mayor was an "insult" to farmers. ...

Israel warns residents to avoid beaches as it tries to track the ship behind the pollution. ...

The military plane crashed short of the runway in the capital Abuja, after reporting engine failure. ...

Passenger Chris Schnell filmed the burning engine from his seat before the flight made an emergency landing. ...

Denver plane: Passengers describe moment engine failed ...

Tanzania is one of the few countries in the world to not publish data on Covid-19 cases. ...

The local sheriff says a suspect shot two people, before being shot by others at the store. ...

Tens of thousands again protest against the coup undeterred after two protesters died on Saturday. ...

Already critically endangered, Australia's Kangaroo Island dunnart has lost most of its habitat. ...

Shops, libraries and museums will now be open to the public, following easing of Covid rules. ...

Scott Morrison received the Pfizer vaccine as Australia begins its nationwide inoculation programme. ...

The arrest of the Catalan rapper has ignited a debate over freedom of speech in Spain. ...

A new BBC series shows how threats of nuclear war against North Korea gave way to a Trump-Kim bromance. ...

Companies doing business between Europe and the UK talk to the BBC about the impact of the new rules. ...

The city state has a dizzying array of vending machines, dispensing everything from cacti to pizza. ...

Some African nations have just begun vaccination programmes, but many have yet to start. ...

Director Martin Scorsese says streaming algorithms demean cinema and treat viewers as consumers. ...