Is the 12km-high ash cloud hovering above Mount Etna dangerous?
A fresh eruption from Mount Etna has created a 12-kilometre high ash cloud above the Italian island of Sicily.
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US shootings: suspect dies of gunshot wounds
The man suspected of shooting a TV reporter and her cameraman dead during a live interview is rushed to hospital in the US.
The Unlikely Lads: When Michael Jackson met his comedy hero Benny Hill
The year was 1992. Michael Jackson was still arguably the most famous person on the planet. British comedian Benny Hill, however, was convalescing at London's Royal Brompton Hospital following a heart attack eleven days earlier, his TV show had been canned and two months later he would be dead.
How Qatar is protecting its wildlife and special traditions
Qatar is making big moves to protect its wildlife, from preserving the importance of the falcon and camel, to ensuring the country’s mangroves flourish.
The right to work: enabling people with disabilities to thrive in the job market
In this episode, Real Economy travels to Poland and Spain to meet the women breaking down barriers in the workplace for those with disabilities and asks European Commissioner for Equality, Helena Dalli what action is being taken.
Abdelhak Nouri: Ajax reaches settlement agreement with family of former player
Ajax has reached a financial settlement with the family of former player Abdelhak Nouri, who suffered severe and permanent brain damage after collapsing during a preseason friendly in 2017.
Spain travel restrictions: COVID tests, vaccination rules and masks explained in full
Unvaccinated UK teenagers are now allowed to enter Spain, according to the country’s latest COVID travel update.
'We want to go home': Evacuees from eastern Ukraine don't know what happens next
Kristina, a 32-year-old mother from the separatist-held area of eastern Ukraine, recently evacuated her home with two children to head to Russia.