The main suspect in the murder of Olorato Mongale was found by police on Friday morning.

Authors of several studies cited in the report told news outlets they did not write them and the studies did not exist.

The US says Israel has "signed off" on envoy Steve Witkoff's plan and that it is waiting for a formal response from Hamas.

Tom Fletcher, the under-secretary general of humanitarian affairs, says "we're seeing food set on the borders and not being allowed in".

The president's signature import taxes win a legal reprieve, as the White House rails against "activist judges".

Impersonators accessed the personal phone of Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, sources told the BBC's US partner CBS.

Data shows that Russian fossil fuel revenues are three times higher than aid allocated to Ukraine.

The anonymous witness tells the jury she lived in fear of the hip-hop mogul's violent rages.

Nine alleged members of the Gulf Cartel have been arrested.

Opinion polls say Rafal Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki are running neck and neck ahead of Sunday's vote.

It was found that a judge involved in the case had taken part in a show about the trial.

The case pits the government's power over student visas against Harvard's free speech rights

Part of the presidential jet's landing gear malfunctioned while approaching the runway, authorities say.

Smoking will be banned in all outdoor places that can be frequented by children from July, France's health minister said.

Peng Yujiang was pulled 8,500m above sea level by a rare updraft called a "cloud suck".

Prolific abuser Joel Le Scouarnec's 20-year sentence raises questions about whether French law is too lenient.

Despite the legal mire, all signs point to this being a battle the Republican president won't give up easily.

The souring relationship between the nations has already caused issues for students at home and in the US.

The BBC reports from Donetsk where swarms of fibre optic drones give Russia the edge as Ukraine defends towns behind the front line.

Joshlin Smith's mother, branded the "mastermind" in her child's disappearance, is to be sentenced.

Migrant Araceli and her family hoped Canada offered safety from President Trump's immigration crackdown, but claiming asylum proved a challenge.

Nitrous oxide overdoses have increased in the US, but the substance is still legal as a "culinary product".

Concentration camps and pseudoscientific experiments were used by German officials to torture and kill.

The world's richest man spent nearly 130 days working with the Trump administration to slash the federal government.

The UN's Tom Fletcher tells the BBC the people of Gaza have been subjected to forced starvation by Israel.

Faizan Zaki correctly spelled the French-derived word "éclaircissement" to secure the title and take home the $52,500 prize.

Ice and rubble crashed down a mountain and onto the village Blatten in the Swiss Alps.

A natural disaster has been declared in New South Wales, as widespread flooding prompts nearly 50,000 people to evacuate.

A joint investigation by the UK and allies found Russian hackers in the systems of logistics organisations.