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Steve Adler is the latest US politician accused of Covid-19 double standards, but he denies breaking rules.

His comments drew a backlash from progressive Democrats who want to see police funds diverted.

A US intelligence official says Beijing is targeting people close to the incoming US president.

Millions of bicycles were sold this year, with fears there won't be enough for the festive period.

One-month old Molly Gibson has broken the record set by her own sister, Emma, now three years old.

Tributes are paid to the "trailblazer" and WWE Hall of Fame member whose career spanned six decades.

The former elected official had arranged over 70 illegal adoptions across three states since 2015.

A Covid jab is being rolled out in the UK, leaving many Americans wondering what it means for them.

Cecile Eledge of Nebraska tells the BBC it was "an act of kindness" to carry her gay son's child.

Gabriel Sterling cites intimidation and death threats to election workers in the battleground state.

Starry leads, fab coats and killer eyebrows were just some of the things that had viewers tuning in.

US prosecutors investigate claims that lobbyists sought a presidential pardon by offering kickbacks.

Follow the penultimate race of the delayed 2020 Formula 1 season across BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra, the BBC Sport website and mobile app.

The president says the result was "stolen" but his lawyers have so far had little success in court.

Prosecutors say the captain's alleged failure to follow safety rules sparked "a hellish nightmare".