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BBC-owned streaming service takes down episode that also features racial references

President Trump imposes sanctions on officials who are investigating alleged crimes in Afghanistan.

For years, the sound of Beethoven meant bread in Sri Lanka. Now, years after the island's mobile bread vendors disappeared, they’re being revived to help during the pandemic.

Peter admits his walks through Harlow with "the big boy" take a long time and do not get very far.

A school deputy head has been killed and children hurt in the attack in the northern town of Vrutky.

Statues connected to slavery and colonialism are targeted as George Floyd protests continue.

They accused the Kenyan woman of involvement in a robbery, as another man whipped her.

Campaigners accuse Robert Baden-Powell of racism, homophobia and support for Adolf Hitler.

From levitating basketball players to giant jellyfish, Kelly Grovier picks 12 photos that have shocked, inspired or gone viral, comparing them with classic artworks.

The ubiquitous local store has emerged as a comforting landmark amid the chaos of the Coronavirus pandemic. Arwa Haider celebrates its place in popular culture.

The move comes after IBM ended its facial recognition activities amid concerns over racial bias.

Oxford's vice chancellor warns against "hiding history" as protesters want to remove colonial statue.

Prince Joachim, who contracted coronavirus days after arrived in Spain, has been fined €10,400.

Nepal is redrawing its official map, fuelling simmering border tensions between India and China.

The service says the 1939 film will return alongside a "discussion of its historical context".

Prosecutors say Stig Engstrom, who killed himself in 2000, was the man who shot Olof Palme in 1986.

Popular culture can create stereotypes of ‘cuddly’ pandas or ‘evil’ snakes – but some photographers are setting out to change how we see wildlife, writes Graeme Green.

Some locations on Earth, such as the UK, will be pictured at high resolution up to 12 times a day.

More of us are wearing face masks to protect against the novel coronavirus. How do they alter our interactions with others?

President Trump claimed a man was trying to "black out" police equipment, but is this possible?

The Red Lion is thought to be the first purpose-built theatre created in the Elizabethan era.

There is a risk that tonnes of diesel oil could drift from the lake to the Arctic Ocean.

Break-ups are never easy, but why do some people fight to win an ex back while others run a mile? The temptation to rekindle an old flame is deeply rooted in our psychology.

But some question whether the gesture is largely symbolic, as it's not a major product for the firm.

Previous successes can stand in the way of new opportunities – and even lead to failures with big price tags.