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Families search for loved ones after a crowd crush in Seoul's Itaewon kills 151 people, including 19 foreigners.

The world's richest man has taken charge of one of the largest social media platforms.

At least 151 killed and 82 others injured in a crowd crush during Halloween festivities in the South Korean capital.

From Chelsea's 1-4 loss at Brighton to Tottenham's comeback at Bournemouth, here's what happened in the EPL on Saturday.

Thousands of people were caught in the crush when they entered a narrow alley in an entertainment district in Seoul.

Russia moves to pull out of UN-brokered deal after it says Ukraine carried out a drone attack on its fleet in Crimea.

Officials say most of the victims in the stampede in Seoul's Itaewon district were women and young people in their 20s.

King Misuzulu officially recognised by South Africa's president, after a legal dispute over the succession.

British naval 'specialists' sabotaged the critical gas pipelines last month, Russian defence ministry claims.

Phillips scores blistering century, Boult takes four to leave Sri Lanka on the brink of elimination.

A common intervention is needed to tackle the energy crisis and stay out of Putin's trap.

Growing public conversations around menopause are shattering taboos. But they only help some women in the workplace.

Vehicle loaded with explosives drove into the education ministry compound in Mogadishu and detonated.

We travel across the US to ask what role conservative talk radio is playing in polarising American politics.

From the Copa Libertadores final to a series of key league fixtures in Europe, here are five games to watch today.

Officials seize 1.8 tonnes of liquid meth hidden in cartons of coconut water en route to Australia.

Saifullah Paracha, who was arrested in 2003 and accused of financing al-Qaeda, was never charged like most prisoners.

An Iranian intelligence report claims arrested journalists who reported on Mahsa Amini’s death were trained by the US.

The London mayor discusses if city mayors can win the climate crisis race.

Russia blames UK, Ukraine for the attack on Sevastopol, Moscow's Black Sea Fleet HQ, as battle rages in the east.

The Tesla CEO said that no major decisions or account reinstatement will take place before the council convenes.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has secured a precedent-breaking third term as the Communist Party’s leader.

Far-right incumbent Bolsonaro and left-wing ex-president Lula trade blows ahead of presidential run-off vote on Sunday.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 248th day, we take a look at the main developments.

An estimated 11,000 foreign children and women remain in the Roj and al-Hol refugee camps in northeastern Syria.

It was the second time that a European country hosted consecutive world cups, upsetting the South Americans again.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says he spoke by phone with Iran's Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian.

Svetlana Babayeva was head of the Rossiya Segodnya media group's bureau in Simferopol, Crimea's second-largest city.

Maguindanao province has been hardest hit by rain-induced floods and mudslides.

Jair Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva face off amid concerns over political violence, disinformation and future of democracy.

Conservative handles began recirculating long-debunked conspiracy theories to 'test' if they would be taken down.

Near-record low water levels on US river are affecting key commercial activities, such as shipping and farming.

About 82,000 soldiers have been sent to the combat zone and rest of the reservists are in training, defence chief says.

Former President Donald Trump, who was banned from Twitter, says he plans to stick with his own social media platform.

A maritime border deal between Israel and Lebanon is now in force.

List banning people from holding public office and other activities includes opposition activists and journalists.

WHO says region out of vaccines, antibiotics and insulin as deaths from preventable diseases such as malaria rise.

New rules provide Indian government control over content moderation decisions that social media firms make.

Pioneering musician known for hits such as Great Balls of Fire and his tumultuous personal life has died.

Sanchez Cogedor's mother says the foreign ministry confirmed her son was being held in Iran and was in good health.

Treasury Department accuses the 15 Khordad Foundation of inciting violence by offering a bounty of more than $3m.

Private industry wage growth slowed considerably in a sign of some progress in the fight against high inflation.

Ukrainian soldiers have been fighting advancing Russian forces near the city in the eastern Donbas region.

KHC and the private office of Prince Alwaleed bin Talal are jointly the second largest investors after Elon Musk.

Far-right incumbent enjoys solid support in the timber district of Roraima state ahead of October 30 second-round vote.

Ukrainian troops are expected to make a bid for Kherson, one of four partially occupied provinces Russia annexed.

Democrats hope former president can help them keep control of Congress - in most midterms, the incumbents lose seats.

Assailant in police custody, Pelosi's office says, as motive of attack at speaker's San Francisco home remains unclear.

Clashes appear to have broken out between two groups in the reception centre, according to police.

UN human rights group said Iran is harassing families of detainees and moving injured protesters to detention facilities