Managerless Everton are in a relegation battle and need to appoint a leader now, says MOTD2 pundit Kevin Kilbane.

President Nicolás Maduro appoints a National Guard general to lead a corruption purge in the company.

Former world number four Jelena Dokic tells BBC's World Service about the alleged abuse she suffered from her father.

Scotland's win over Australia, Wales' loss to the All Blacks, England's "second division attack" and Ireland's 100% autumn record are assessed by Jeremy Guscott.

Officials have warned him not to use the term "Rohingya" to describe Muslims who have fled violence.

The ex-wife of an American leader in the Islamic State group describes her journey out of extremism.

Prominent Australian physicians say they fear for the health of asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea.

Officials fear a major eruption and have ordered 100,000 residents living near Mt Agung to evacuate.

The BBC announces its Sound of 2018 longlist. Who will be this year's Adele or Sam Smith?

A North Korean ice-skating duo have qualified for the Olympics. Can sport go where diplomacy can't?

In Singapore planners are creating "vertical villages" for people living in high-rise apartments.

Meeting the heavy metal fans who customise their clothes in the name of music.

Australia complete a 10-wicket victory over England in the first Ashes Test on the fifth morning in Brisbane.

The founder of the sports nutrition company MaxiMuscle wants to buy back the firm he founded.

Sathyanarayana Iyer was changed forever by all the rejections that came his way.

How the search for a little blue cup has helped hundreds of children and changed one father's life.

Plans to build new biotech research centres come as the government announces its industrial strategy.

A monitoring group says at least 53 civilians, including 21 children, were killed in eastern Syria.

England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow says his alleged headbutt on Australia's Cameron Bancroft has been "completely blown out of proportion".

A volcano expert answers questions about what is happening at Mount Agung on Indonesia's Bali island.

From glowing orange craters to molten rivers of mud, a volcanologist explains what it really means.