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The hip-hop star will be honoured with a ceremony on the prestigious Los Angeles walkway on 7 June.

Police allege the man deliberately started the blaze at the emergency housing hostel in Wellington.

Officials in Ukraine's capital say a child, her mother and another woman died in the missile strike.

Ben Roberts-Smith had sued newspapers over allegations he killed unarmed prisoners in Afghanistan.

Aras Amiri was held for years in a notorious Iranian jail with environmentalists accused of espionage.

A Nepali sherpa guide carried the man on his back for six hours during the "very rare" high-altitude rescue.

Australia's BHP said the leave and allowance 'errors' will cost the company up to $280m.

The Senate must approve the deal and send it to the president's desk this weekend to avoid a default.

Bola Tinubu has picked his first big fight with trade unions by deciding to scrap fuel subsidies.

Marie Bolden, a black teenager, won the first US spelling bee in 1908. Her win was eclipsed by racism.

Three women said the actor sexually assaulted them at his Hollywood home between 2001-03.

But the special rapporteur, dismissed by critics as the prime minister's "ski buddy", vows to stay on.

Footage of potential human rights abuses may be lost after platforms delete it, the BBC has found.

The health ministry says making the pill more easily available "removes an important barrier".

The former president could face a stiff challenge for his party's 2024 presidential nomination.

Indian wrestlers protesting against sexual harassment have been targeted by an artificially generated image.

It will also pay out after allowing employees of its Ring doorbell system access to customer recordings.

Canadian computer scientist Yoshua Bengio tells the BBC he did not realise AI would develop so fast.

Investors excited about the possibilities for artificial intelligence have sent the US chipmaker's value soaring.

Experts say victims often never get their money back from those who defrauded them.

The government wants stronger evidence on psychological impacts of gaming and how the industry works.

It will look into claims of unfairness amid reports labels receive the lion's share of royalties.

Heads of OpenAI, Google Deepmind and Anthropic say the threat as great as pandemics and nuclear war.

The online giant is offering a flexible contract but the GMB union says workers want higher pay.

The privacy watchdog is urging groups using the outsourcing giant to check if data has been exposed.

Can new chief executive Linda Yaccarino fix Twitter?

The lawyer told the judge he did not know content from the artificial intelligence could be false.

Elon Musk’s brain chip firm Neuralink has received the US regulatory green light for its first human clinical trial, after earlier controversies.

The billionaire's Neuralink implant company wants to help restore people's vision and mobility.

OpenAI's Sam Altman previously said if it fails to comply with the forthcoming AI Act, it might exit the EU.

Innovation and good timing combined to make California's Nvidia the dominant firm for AI computer chips.

Ron DeSantis' launch of his White House presidential campaign was hit by technical problems.

They are largely unpredictable and unforeseeable but are twisters becoming a more serious threat?

UK researchers are developing peas that don't taste like peas as an environmentally friendly alternative to soya.

The cubs were the first to be born in the country 70 years after the animals were declared extinct here

Thousands of 'otherworldly' animals live beneath the ocean in an area that may be mined for metals.

Government minister pushes back against EU and US calls for removal of Sultan al-Jaber as head of COP28.

The Smithsonian’s National Zoo is celebrating the birth of meerkat pups for the first time in 16 years.

A high court judge dismisses a legal challenge over the welfare of fast-growing chickens on farms.

The country is the world's largest exporter of chicken meat, and wants to stop the virus spreading.

The government plans to extend a ban on dealing ivory to five endangered species.

Better early warning systems and disaster management mean fewer lives lost to extreme weather.

'Enhanced rock weathering' uses tiny volcanic rocks to capture the greenhouse gas carbon from the atmosphere.

The actor and ex-governor tells Laura Kuenssberg politicians must move faster to preserve the planet.

Water companies apologise for sewage spills in England, but critics say customers should not foot the bill.

Farmers and vets traumatised by mass culls do not get enough mental health support, a report finds.

The firms aiming to help eradicate invasive species by making commercial use of them.

The tale involves a long legal battle and a unique bond between a man and Smooshi the walrus.

Women in Sudan's few remaining maternity wards are having babies to the sound of gunfire.

Olivia Maunder was told her pain was psychological by doctors at Frimley Park Hospital.

Women say they are facing "soul-destroying" waits for reconstructive surgery after breast cancer.

The Galleri test revealed the correct site of a tumour 85% of the time in a study with 5,000 patients.

The US National Eating Disorder Association is investigating reports the chatbot shared harmful advice.

As the number of breast reductions rises, women open up on their experience of having bigger breasts.

Most adults in NI will now be considered potential organ donors but there are some exceptions.

Daniel Knott's mother says her grief has been amplified by a video of his body being shared online.

The aim is to protect the most vulnerable as high temperatures become more common due to climate change.

Canada will be the first country to have warning labels on the tipping paper of individual cigarettes.

A new workplace standard for women with periods or the menopause has been published.

Rimegepant will be available only to adults who have tried at least three other preventative drugs.

Independent inspectors have been called in to look at how to improve the service, BBC News NI learns.

Scientists discover 4,000 year-old plague DNA - the oldest evidence of the disease in Britain.

Lacie wears an eye patch to treat her condition and says the new app helps her want to keep it on.

Lacie wears an eye patch to treat her condition and says the new app helps her want to keep it on.