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Among the more than 67 million people who tuned in to the first US presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris was Lila Rose.The young and charismatic founder of the anti-abortion

For months, an unusual monument sat in an oak-lined square at the heart of Tasmania’s capital: a pair of severed bronze feet.A statue of renowned surgeon-turned-premier William Crowther had loomed over the

Arrests come amid surge in tensions between Caracas and Western nations over disputed Venezuelan election results. Venezuela has detained three United States citizens, two Spaniards and a Czech national over an alleged

Top diplomat says his country is not ready to take part in the post-war efforts unless a Palestinian state is established. The United Arab Emirates says it will not support Israel in

He was the voice of Master Splinter in the original popular animated show broadcast in the 1980s and 1990s.Friend and co-star Townsend Coleman, who voiced Michealangelo in the series, announced Renaday’s death

One day when struggling to get to grips with a spreadsheet to calculate his annual budget for art supplies, an idea popped into the mind of Ghanaian visual artist Joseph Awuah-Darko.He could

The day of funeral events have begun in Uganda for Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei, who was set ablaze by her former boyfriend and later died.Dickson Ndiema attacked her with petrol just

As NYC turns 400, one of the best ways of understanding what propelled the city’s astronomical growth is by paddling the rivers that built it. Somewhere near Inwood Hill Park, home to

Donald Trump has said he will mass deport migrants in a small Ohio town that has been rocked by baseless claims that its Haitian influx are eating pets and park animals.“We’re going

More men have come forward to the BBC accusing the former chief executive of Abercrombie & Fitch and his British partner of sexual exploitation. Some allege they were abused, and some that

People who took the ‘backway’ to EU countries and were sent home find few opportunities. Banjul, the Gambia – Ten years ago, Alagie’s life in Banjul wasn’t easy. Still, he had both

The centre of a hurricane is the focus of its power. But for scientists and early-responders, it can also offer life-saving opportunities. It may seem calm, but the eye of a hurricane