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The majority of handguns used in Canadian crimes come from the US, where gun laws are much more lax.

Police said the man, who was in a critical condition after the incident, had pamphlets on a "conspiracy theory".

At Ocado's newest warehouse robotic arms are helping to pack customer orders.

IWF says many were likely filmed remotely while using phones or other handheld devices at home.

Demonstrators at NYU and Yale are arrested while Columbia cancels in-person classes for safety.

Palestinian girl Sabreen is alive following her incredible birth in the wake of an Israeli strike.

Pictures of Donald Trump in a New York courtroom made headlines globally. Here's a flavour of what was said.

A DNA test was carried out because Gen-chan did not display typical male hippo behaviour.

The EV maker brings forward launch plans for new models as profits drop by more than half.

Nasa says its most distant probe is once again sending usable information back to Earth.

The BBC’s Andrew Harding witnessed a vessel leave the French coast in which five people later died.

The French president delivers a stark warning for Europe to act fast to survive in a changing world.

The US has previously warned that Russia is trying to develop a space-based, anti-satellite weapon.

Daquan Armstead is accused of striking seven women in New York in what police call hate crimes.

The horses, one bleeding heavily, caused chaos in central London as they collided with traffic.

Hungary is attempting to be a world power in manufacturing electric vehicle batteries, despite locals' reservations.

A Tokyo company's satellite encounters a big lump of space debris high above the Earth.

A first-of-its-kind study shows conservation is worth investing in, researchers say.

The justices discussed immunity, coups, pardons, Operation Mongoose - and the future of democracy.

A doctor who removed the pin from Varsha Sahu's lung last month described it as an "extremely rare" case.

The four 19th Century books have been removed from shelves and taken for further analysis.

Residents are fed up with visitors dropping rubbish and parking illegally as they seek the perfect photo.

The lost Lego piece was one of millions which fell off a cargo ship and into the sea in 1997.

The man went near the animal on an ice floe near the world's northernmost settlement in Svalbard.

John Oliver explains why we need honest inquiry into UFO sightings, and why those inquiries should be data-driven, fact-based, and – crucially – boring as fu...