Jeff Bezos hack: UN experts demand probe of Saudi crown princeThe UN experts' call comes amid reports Mohammed bin Salman's phone was used to hack the Amazon boss.
Coronavirus: China advises against travel to Wuhan as deaths surgeOfficials say efforts to control the outbreak are at a critical stage as fatalities double in a day.
Harvey Weinstein trial: Ex-movie mogul 'a titan and a rapist'Opening arguments begin in the trial of the ex-movie mogul, who could face life behind bars.
Trump says he plans to expand US travel banIt would build upon an existing ban which bars entry for citizens of seven mostly Muslim countries.
Macron berates Israeli police at Jerusalem churchFrench President Emmanuel Macron berates the security for not leaving a Jerusalem basilica.
Zimbabwe doctors end strike after billionaire's offerThe medics were off work for more than four months, paralysing the country's healthcare sector.
Storm Gloria: Sea foam engulfs streets of Spanish townMarine foam brought ashore by Storm Gloria floods streets in Tossa de Mar.
Pierre Nkurunziza: Burundi leader to get $530,000 and luxury villaMPs also backed a proposal for President Pierre Nkurunziza to become the country's "supreme leader".
Terry Jones: Monty Python stars pay tribute after comedy great dies at 77Sir Michael Palin, John Cleese and Eric Idle lead the tributes to their former co-star Terry Jones.
Sian Green-Lord has prosthetic leg made from Louis Vuitton bagIt is the first time Sian Green-Lord has been able to wear high heels since she was hit by a taxi.
Five French tourists missing in Canada snowmobile accidentTheir Canadian tour guide died after a number of the tour group's snowmobiles fell through the ice.
South Korea transgender soldier to sue over dismissalByun Hui-soo accuses South Korea's military of intolerance after it said she had broken regulations.
Davos 2020: Prince Charles meets Greta ThunbergThe heir to the throne calls for a "paradigm shift" in the way the world deals with climate change.
Ghent Altarpiece: Lamb's 'alarmingly humanoid' face surprises art worldA project to restore the Ghent Altarpiece, a 15th Century masterpiece, surprises art critics.
Trump impeachment: What happened on day one?After nearly 13 hours of fierce debate, the US Senate adopts ground rules for the trial.
China coronavirus: What we know so farThe BBC's online health editor explains what we know about the coronavirus.
Ancient sweat lodge uncovered in Mexico CityCentral components of the Pre-Columbian sweat lodge are still intact
Australia fires: 'Incredible' signs of life return to burned bushAustralia's bushfire crisis has crippled habitats, but in some places life is starting to return.
US census kicks off by counting first person in rural AlaskaThe census, which takes place every 10 years, begins in the remote fishing village of Tooksok Bay.
Davos: Greta Thunberg & Donald Trump clash on climate changeThe Swedish climate activist and the US president gave very different speeches at Davos.
The challenge of photographing Taal volcanoPhotographer Ezra Acayan describes the risky business of shooting a volcano as it erupts.
Troops called in amid record Canada snowfallThe Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador was hit with more than 70cm of snow.
The Sudanese women breaking taboos by playing footballWomen in Sudan are taking on the patriarchy and challenging social norms.
'Lost' LS Lowry painting fetches £2.65m at auctionThe artwork, titled The Mill, Pendlebury, was lost to the art world for more than seven decades.
Monty Python's Terry Jones: Master of the absurdThe life of the actor, writer and director who found fame as a member of the Monty Python team.
Holocaust row seethes as leaders gather in IsraelThe 75th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation threatens to be overshadowed by recriminations.
Wuhan: The London-sized city where the virus beganIt may not be as famous as Beijing or Shanghai, but Wuhan is a huge city with global connections.
Does a milk advert show Harry and Meghan's future?As the Queen's grandson sells Jersey milk in China, critics call for clarity over royal endorsements.
How potatoes and cassava helped Uganda's Museveni shed 30kgYoweri Museveni says potatoes, vegetables, and coffee with no sugar, helped him lose weight.
'No crime, no impeachment' for Trump - is that true? The White House defence that no crime means no impeachment ignores history, says legal scholar Jonathan Turley.
What happens when we're too old to be 'useful'?Can we afford to pay pensions, given the huge demographic challenge of our ageing population?
Trump Davos 2020: US president's speech fact-checkedDonald Trump made a series of claims about the US economy and environment - what's the truth behind them?
'I'll be back before season ends' - injured Man Utd striker RashfordManchester United striker Marcus Rashford says he will play for the club again this season despite a stress fracture of the back.
'If necessary we will go to every court in the world' - agents threaten Fifa with legal actionFootball's leading agents threaten legal action against Fifa over their plans for a cap on transfer payments.
'I knew I had to play better' - errors frustrate WilliamsSerena Williams says she was frustrated by her own form as she beat Tamara Zidansek to reach the Australian Open third round.
Premiership to release report into Saracens' salary cap breachesPremiership Rugby begin preparations to release the report into Saracens' breaches of the salary cap.
'We can't finish' - Chelsea still seeking striker as Abraham injuredFrank Lampard says Chelsea are "looking" to sign a striker after Tammy Abraham injures his ankle against Arsenal.
Australian Open: Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic into third roundRoger Federer and Novak Djokovic both enjoy comfortable wins to reach the third round of the Australian Open.
