In a Football Focus special from May 2017, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger recalls his earliest memories of joining the club.

Hurricanes captain Brad Shields looks set to tour South Africa with England in June after handing in a formal request to the New Zealand Rugby Union.

The team behind God of War tell Newsbeat the gaming industry is maturing to tackle more complex emotions than ever before.

Students plan the nationwide demonstration to protest gun violence on the Columbine massacre anniversary.

The East African Community has recommended that people in the region wear colourful cotton fabric on Fridays.

New Zealand's prime minister dons a Maori korowai, steeped in tradition and cultural significance.

Tammy Duckworth's daughter, Maile, was allowed into the chamber after the rules were changed.

Walter Moody was the oldest prisoner to be executed since the US reinstated the death penalty in 1976.

Makers of meat-free foods to be banned from using terms like sausages or steaks to describe products.

The leaders of the North and South are about to hold their first summit in over a decade.

Lois Reiss is arrested in Texas after a nationwide manhunt following the murder of two people.

Reluctant Fundamentalist actress Meesha Shafi says singer Ali Zafar sexually harassed her.

The US vice president's vocal support for LGBTQ rights has drawn criticism on her tour of African countries.

The star's original version of the song was recorded six years before Sinead O'Connor made it a hit.

Traffic police in one Chinese city have set up motion sensors with sprays to deter jaywalkers.

Commonwealth leaders agree that the Prince of Wales will be the next head of the organisation.

The man fled custody in Iceland and got on a plane that was carrying the country's PM.

Indian Twitter users rally around hashtag "daughter in danger" in support of Delhi women's commissioner.

The patient had a lucky escape say doctors, but now two more cases have been discovered.

One witness told the US court how he had ordered the heart of a captive to be cooked for his fighters.

Departing Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is described as "one of the greatest" Premier League managers by old rival Sir Alex Ferguson.