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The company's rules also explicitly target references to common anti-Semitic stereotypes.

Israel and the United Arab Emirates agree to normalise relations in the third Israel-Arab peace deal.

The US calls for rules to be eased after Donald Trump complained of issues washing his hair.

Worklife readers share their views on the tricky question of returning to the office, with many calling for a flexible new future.

A UK uncrewed ocean-going vessel provides a glimpse of the future of robotic maritime operations.

Star Carr, a prehistoric site near present-day Scarborough, has yielded many important finds.

In Thailand, criticising the royal family can mean secret trials and long prison sentences.

Firms are building robots that can survey the seabed and underwater structures without human help.

Dropshippers buy cheap products from China and then pay internet celebrities to promote them.

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Chloe McCardel beats the men's record with a 35th crossing, and is told no rules have been breached.

A husband leapt on to the shark as it attacked his wife off Port Macquarie, New South Wales.

Two men from Burma were convicted of murdering backpackers David Miller and Hannah Witheridge.

Photographer Jackie Black recreated the meals requested by US prisoners before they were executed.

Gender is fundamental to many decisions in health care systems around the world – and this puts transgender people in a vulnerable position.

Enduring stereotypes around race, culture and gender shape the careers of Asian women, causing many to plateau.

German friends Mirco Wiegert and Lorenz Hampl launched best-selling Fritz-Kola in 2003.

When Iceland reopened its public swimming pools after two months of closure, the nation was so delighted that queues formed outside pools at midnight.

The famous Suffragette was convicted by an all-male jury of illegally voting when women were barred.

Researchers say they have found a way to resist the spread of a disease threatening forests.

A reading of 130F (54.4C) recorded in Death Valley could be the highest reliable recording ever.

The Death Valley just saw one of the highest temperatures ever recorded on Earth - 130F (54.4C)

Sea otters were locally extinct in British Columbian waters in Canada, until a plane containing a romp of otters arrived and set off a population boom – with unintended consequences.