Ousted car industry boss Carlos Ghosn has lost a wrongful dismissal claim and has instead been ordered by a court to repay nearly €5m (£4.3m) in wages.
Downing Street has said there was a short delay in England's test-and-trace system asking some people who tested positive to provide details of individuals they had been in contact with.
A controversial statue of colonialist Cecil Rhodes is to be left in place at an Oxford college because of the difficulties associated with removing it, the governing body has said.
Former BBC reporter Martin Bashir "deceived and induced" Princess Diana's brother in order to obtain a bombshell Panorama interview with her, a report has found.
Devastating storms and flooding forced people from their homes three times more than violent conflicts did in 2020, when displacements around the world reached its highest figure in a decade.
