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Seagram heiress Clare Bronfman has been sentenced to six years and nine months in prison.

The government also announces a ban on mink farms and on keeping killer whales in captivity.

Doctors and carers advised to watch for signs of confusion because it could be a sign of Covid-19.

"Childish", "gruelling" and an "unwatchable fever dream" - how the world saw Tuesday's debate.

'Flabbergasted' Marina Udgodskaya only entered the race as her boss needed someone else to stand.

The idea of "offshoring" people claiming asylum is dependent on a suitable location, a source said.

Bison and wolf populations are reviving in parts of Europe, in an effort to return some of the landscape to wilderness – but these large beasts are not always welcome.

UK ethics body says extending the limit would give women worried about declining fertility more time and options.

Although parrots are well known for mimicking bad language, these are "more sweary than most".

The health body says a "robust" investigation will cover claims against aid workers tackling Ebola.

The underground lakes were detected in the Red Planet's south polar region.

Underwater footage appears to show an unrecorded four-metre (13ft) hole in the ferry's hull.

The tech giant launches a palm scanner for secure payments and other biometric checks.

The man left several negative reviews which the hotel says are untrue and damage its reputation.

The Chinese artist and dissident says the West should have worried about China decades ago.

Former Scottish rugby player Dean Nicholson met a lifelong friend as he cycled around the world.

Ion Aliman secured 64% of votes in Deveselu, despite having died from coronavirus complications.

The top Democrat in Washington asks whether President Trump owes money to foreign interests.

The New York Times alleges years of tax avoidance, a claim the US president calls “fake news”.

The naturalist uses a UN event to call on world leaders to do more to protect nature.

Berwick-upon-Tweed has long existed on the borders of change between England and Scotland – a predicament that’s led to the creation of an altogether different identity.

Screens are a fixture in children's lives from a young age, but giving them access to television, tablets or phones doesn't always have a negative impact on their development.

The legendary naturalist says restrictions offered a rare chance to witness the natural world.