The launch of the Last Days of Anne Boleyn saw her journey from Greenwich to the Tower of London.

The campaign group Human Rights Watch says Sheikha Latifa has not been heard from for two months.

The Pulitzer prize-winner pulls out of a festival after writer Zinzi Clemmons confronted him.

Nine others are injured after a gas explosion in Balochistan caused a cave-in, officials say.

Ramona Bachmann scores twice as Chelsea Ladies beat Arsenal Women at Wembley to win the Women's FA Cup final.

Visitors were able to view the gallery after they left their clothes in the cloakroom.

Sir Alex Ferguson, who led Manchester United to 38 trophies during 26 years in charge, has emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage.

Munster hold off a stubborn Edinburgh to progress to an away Pro14 semi-final against Irish rivals Leinster.

Southampton manager Mark Hughes says his side will make sure "Swansea know they are in a game" in their crucial relegation decider on Tuesday.

French politicians react after the US president mimics the Paris attackers of November 2015.

Aidan O'Brien wins a ninth 2,000 Guineas as his son Donnacha rides Saxon Warrior to victory at Newmarket.

Israel's military says it was not involved in the explosion, which comes amid tensions on the border.

Wing Steff Evans scores two tries as Scarlets stay on course to defend their title by beating Cheetahs in the Pro14 play-off quarter-finals.

Watch Mark Williams' pull off an "unbelievable" pot via a double and a cannon during his World Championship semi-final against Barry Hawkins.

Tony Bellew produces a superb display to stop fellow Briton David Haye in the fifth round of their heavyweight rematch in London.

Bernardo de Mello Paz created one of Brazil's most famous museums but he has fallen foul of the law.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "pinhole photography".

Desperate efforts are under way to make 900,000 refugees ready for the rain, writes Justin Rowlatt.

Twenty years ago, a fight for control of a dusty town on the Ethiopia-Eritrea border began - and continues to this day.

This new chain of coffee shops in Paris is almost entirely run by people with learning disabilities.

The BBC revisits Iraq to assess the human cost of the fight against the Islamic State group.