Donald Glover's alter-ego released a surprise new track online while he hosted Saturday Night Live in the US.

"Frictionless" borders are important to manufacturing jobs, business secretary Greg Clark warns.

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson remains in intensive care after having emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage.

Technical problems prevent the video assistant referee being used to help decide the controversial winning goal in Australia's A-League grand final.

Officials say 37 were also wounded in the explosion at a mosque used as a voter registration centre.

Champions Celtic come from behind to hand Hearts their first defeat of the season at Tynecastle.

A Reuters/Ipsos survey indicates most US users remain loyal, despite the Cambridge Analytica row.

Ahsan Iqbal was taken to hospital after being shot in the arm after a meeting, local media report.

Cardiff City secure promotion to the Premier League with a draw against Reading, thanks to Fulham's loss at Birmingham.

Manchester City lift the Premier League trophy amid jubilant scenes despite Huddersfield gaining a vital point in their relegation battle with a goalless draw at Etihad Stadium.

A gang of what are said to be former cattle rustlers kills 51 adults and children, razing homes.

The seven engineers and their Afghan driver were seized by gunmen in Baghlan province, police say.

Mark Williams holds a 10-7 lead over John Higgins after a fascinating first day in the World Championship final.

Give your player ratings out of 10 for Chelsea against Liverpool in the Premier League.

The plane's pilot "probably saved lives," coastguards said.

As Japanese bus drivers refuse to take fares, here are some of the world's most unusual strikes.

France's economy minister says the national carrier could 'disappear', as staff begin another strike.

Manager Antonio Conte says Chelsea are "putting pressure" on their rivals as they beat Liverpool in the Premier League.

Arsene Wenger says his farewell to Emirates Stadium with a thrashing of Burnley to leave in the same way it all began for him as Arsenal manager 7,876 days ago - with victory.

The playful mammal seemed to take a shine to Colin Peters.

Phillip Sullivan was left shaken after leaping out of the path of the support vehicle.