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The president warns a minority of France's Muslims are in danger of forming a "counter-society".

The philosopher spent seven summers in this 750-person Alpine village, and it was here that he birthed his most famous – and controversial – ideas.

There’s a dark side to feeling the emotions of other people. In some cases, it can even lead to cruelty, aggression, and distress.

Astronauts will test the female-friendly toilet before its probable use in a future lunar mission.

The US president and Melania Trump were tested after his close aide was confirmed to have Covid-19.

How precariously balanced rocks will inform the earthquake hazards faced by critical infrastructure.

A court has ruled that Daphne Boël and her children can claim the title of Princess of Belgium.

Leading scientists call for realism about what a vaccine against Covid can achieve next year.

A charity says the pandemic is threatening to reverse 25 years of progress on ending child marriage.

The ‘Dinner Table Syndrome’ phenomenon leaves deaf people out of the discourse. In a world of remote work, the problem is getting even worse.

There was a time when presidential debates did great PR for the US. Not any more, says the BBC's Nick Bryant.

Seagram heiress Clare Bronfman has been sentenced to six years and nine months in prison.

The government also announces a ban on mink farms and on keeping killer whales in captivity.

Doctors and carers advised to watch for signs of confusion because it could be a sign of Covid-19.

"Childish", "gruelling" and an "unwatchable fever dream" - how the world saw Tuesday's debate.

'Flabbergasted' Marina Udgodskaya only entered the race as her boss needed someone else to stand.

The idea of "offshoring" people claiming asylum is dependent on a suitable location, a source said.

Bison and wolf populations are reviving in parts of Europe, in an effort to return some of the landscape to wilderness – but these large beasts are not always welcome.

UK ethics body says extending the limit would give women worried about declining fertility more time and options.

Although parrots are well known for mimicking bad language, these are "more sweary than most".

The health body says a "robust" investigation will cover claims against aid workers tackling Ebola.

The underground lakes were detected in the Red Planet's south polar region.

Underwater footage appears to show an unrecorded four-metre (13ft) hole in the ferry's hull.