The NSPCC warns that "blurred boundaries" between prominent YouTube stars and their viewers can put young people at risk.

Survivors of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti attend Sunday Church services to remember the dead, some worshipping outside because buildings were destroyed.

Thousands of people protest in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, after an air strike kills more than 140 people at a funeral hall.

A French police officer is in a life-threatening condition after he and his partner were attacked with petrol bombs near a housing estate outside Paris.

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos says he will donate the money from the Nobel Peace prize to the victims of the 52-year conflict with the Farc.

Almost nine out of 10 women would rather be a woman than a man today, compared with just over half in 1947, a poll for Radio 4's Woman's Hour suggests.

Prescriptions for type 2 diabetes rise by a third in England in the last five years, according to new analysis of NHS data.

Two MPs who know the pain and trauma of losing a baby are calling for more support for people affected by stillbirth or neonatal death.