Manager Jurgen Klopp praises Liverpool's "exceptional" display after they sweep Bournemouth aside 3-0 in the Premier League.

Organisers say 100,000 protesters marched against Viktor Orban's recently re-elected government.

The international shipping industry is trying to reduce emissions.

Find out where your horse finished - or fell - in the 171st Grand National at Aintree.

Manchester City are on the brink of winning the Premier League after victory against Tottenham at Wembley.

The Ulster and Ireland players, who were cleared of rape last month, have had their contracts revoked.

California police release bodycam footage from an encounter with YouTube shooter Nasim Aghdam.

He built WPP into the world's largest advertising agency over 33 years, but resigns after a misconduct probe.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "my home town".

Ever wondered why you are always checking your phone? The BBC's James Reevell explains.

Former political prisoner Prontip Mankong has a new mission: to help female inmates feel beautiful.

Automatic braking systems could save 1,000 lives on the UK's roads over the next decade.

The BBC's Soutik Biswas gets a glimpse of the world's longest sandstone cave in north-eastern India.

Historically, the US has led the world in welcoming refugees - but that's changing under Trump.

President Trump vows to repeat Saturday's strikes on Syria if it carries out new chemical attacks.

John Corcoran graduated from university and became a teacher for 17 years - but he had an extraordinary secret.

Scot Callum Hawkins is taken away in an ambulance after collapsing just over one mile from the end of the Commonwealth Games marathon.

One genuine UN peacekeeper is dead and many French soldiers are wounded after the attack.

Genes are found that cause a heart disease that kills 50% of victims within five years.

England's David Luckman celebrates his gold medal in the individual full-bore rifle Queen's Prize in the traditional way, which sees the victor carried in a Sedan chair by his opponents.

Despite a UN warning, Myanmar says a family of five refugees has returned to Rakhine state.