A French start-up is ready to use an enzyme which can break down plastic on an industrial scale.

Once it was China, not Saudi Arabia, on a multi-million pound recruitment drive to buy in the world's best football talent. In just a few years though, the Chinese Super League's big-money plans have imploded.

The X boss, recently accused of antisemitism, discussed tackling hate with Israel's president.

Mirza Shahzad Akbar said the chemical missed his eyes but caused injuries on his body.

Court documents show how a Palestinian-American fled an attack after he was shot in Burlington on Saturday.

Golden helmets and precious gems are sent to Kyiv after a 10-year row with Russia over their ownership.

One man fined €400 (£350) for eating a burek pasty outdoors in 2020 will get his money back.

The BBC's Adnan Elbursh says he's seen many return to destroyed homes to search for clothing and blankets.

BBC Arabic and BBC Verify have pieced together how armed groups came together to train for the assault.

Jill Biden unveils this year's White House holiday decorations, designed to evoke wonder and joy.

The part played by the Red Cross in the Gaza hostage releases highlights its unique role.

Snow storms and flooding have hit parts of Russia and Ukraine, leaving nearly two million people without power.

Heavy storms are unusual for Gujarat in winter, and the ferocious downpour caught many off guard.

Cardinal Peter Turkson is at odds with bishops in his country, who back a harsh anti-gay proposal.

Los Lobos is one of Ecuador's most powerful criminal organisations with thousands of members.

More than 2,000 towns and villages are now without electricity and many roads are closed, officials say.

Houthi rebels fired missiles towards the warship which chased the armed men trying to escape by boat.

The suspects are accused of inciting the murder and pointing out the teacher to the killer.

The government is determining whether armed attacks on capital city Freetown were an attempted coup.

As one of the region's most dangerous borders hots up, peacekeepers have an ever more perilous job.