Fourteen people are killed at a makeshift hospital treating Covid-19 patients in Tetovo.

The suspect is said to have "mummified" the corpse in order to continue receiving her pension.

British teenager Emma Raducanu reaches the US Open final as her meteoric rise continues with a stunning straight-set win over Greece's Maria Sakkari.

Jerome Boateng is fined 1.8m euros after being convicted of injuring an ex-girlfriend on holiday in 2018.

France says turning boats away would break maritime law, but No 10 says all its actions are legal.

Three is the third UK network to bring back roaming charges for the EU post-Brexit.

State prosecutors accuse Sergio Ramírez of inciting hatred and conspiring to destabilise Nicaragua.

Descendants of African slaves welcome a Dutch city's decision to scrap fees for changing names.

The number of migrants crossing the English Channel is increasing, but who is responsible for them?

Survivors and families attend the long-awaited trial of 20 men accused of the deadly 2015 attacks.

Two bans for cocaine use seemed certain to end Francesco Flachi's career - but he is now closing in on an unlikely return at the age of 46.

Sebastian Vettel made headlines at the Hungarian Grand Prix by wearing a T-shirt in support of LGBTQ+ rights. He tells the BBC's LGBT Sport Podcast why he is taking a stand.

Ana Iris Simón's autobiographical book triggers a frenzied debate about the loss of village life.

The Malaysian Airlines flight was downed over Ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 people on board.

The Swedish group unveil their first new music in almost 40 years and shows in London from May 2022.

The Taoiseach (Irish prime minister) announces plan to end most Covid-19 restrictions by 22 October.

A movement that started in Paris, has now spread into locations across the globe.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg says she does not think November's COP26 summit in Glasgow will lead to "much results".

The tower is only 10 years old and questions are being asked about how the fire spread so dramatically.