President Donald Trump has imposed a 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian goods in retaliation for what he called "unequal treatment" of US products.

This new round of duties on Canadian goods is fuelling speculation about a potential announcement of new US tariffs on countries across the world.

Bodycam and dashcam footage shows a police officer rescue a man seconds before his car was engulfed in flames in Texas.

Rescuers in boats race toward the dog before making a one-handed grab to pluck the pup out of the water.

Some of the most viral posts focus on US President Donald Trump and Spain's wonderkid Lamine Yamal.

Azadeh Moshiri reports from Delhi's Jantar Mantar, where the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has been protesting for education reforms.

Nineteen people have been convicted for trafficking 34 babies in Indonesia and Singapore, but the biggest question wasn’t answered in court.

The BBC has revealed the results of an official report into why a Bangladesh Air Force training plane crashed into a packed school.

After meeting the royal family, the squad boarded an open-top bus for a victory parade through the capital city, where nearly two million fans lined the streets.

Nearly 7,000 people in the US may have been infected with Cyclosporiasis, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said.

The BBC's Annita McVeigh talks us through some key appointments as Andy Burnham takes office.

Tom Bateman is in Miami where Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested following a slate of new charges from the UK that includes rape and sex trafficking.

The BBC's Sarah Smith looks at how the new UK prime minister will manage his most crucial, and perhaps the trickiest, international relationship.

A Panorama investigation uncovers how organised gangs are exploiting the UK's private rental market.

Andy Burnham has become the UK's prime minister after being appointed by the King at Buckingham Palace.

Ecstatic Spanish spectators and disappointed Argentine fans spoke to the BBC after the World Cup final on Sunday.

Thousands of spectators watched Spain's victory in central Madrid on late Sunday night.

Water cascaded into subway stations and flooded streets, with people seen wading through water.

Organisers say 23 runners from seven countries took part in races at the Arctic's geographic North Pole.

England's victory means the team finished third and secured their best World Cup result since 1966.