Eric Schneiderman, a vocal #MeToo backer, resigns after four women tell a magazine he hit them.

Paris St-Germain take on third division Les Herbiers in Tuesday's French Cup final - one of the biggest mismatches in football history.

Sun Zhengcai, once seen as a contender for China's leadership team, was found guilty of bribery.

England head coach Eddie Jones will respond to his side's poor Six Nations showing by bringing in an attack coach for the upcoming tour of South Africa.

BBC Sport remembers Mexico's passionate manager Miguel Herrera, who stole the show during their 3-1 win over Croatia at the 2014 World Cup, with 37 days to go until Russia 2018.

A selfie ban and a harassment hotline are among new measures to be introduced at the festival.

The foreign secretary claims a customs partnership would create "a whole new web of bureaucracy".

The government says it plans to eliminate all avoidable plastic waste, including wet wipes.

Arsenal are confident of naming a successor to Arsene Wenger before the World Cup starts in Russia in June.

A former employee of the state of Texas describes the profound effect the executions had on her.

The artist was found dead at her home days after she returned to performing after a two-year hiatus.

Test captain Tim Paine will lead Australia's one-day side during their limited-overs tour of England in June.

Five horse trainers and three stablehands were behind "brazen attempts to cheat", a tribunal finds.

World champion Mark Williams says he "thought I was finished five years ago" and did not expect to win the title for a third time.

Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny will be out for six months after surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon, says Gunners manager Arsene Wenger.

Scientists hope to learn how to build tiny jumping robots - by studying an extraordinary spider.

Southampton take a huge stride towards securing their Premier League survival and simultaneously relegate West Brom with victory at Swansea City.

The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii started erupting on 3 May and has so far destroyed 26 homes.

A cyber-safety booklet released by the First Lady bears an uncanny resemblance to an Obama-era edition.

Nikol Pashinyan has spearheaded weeks of protests and has promised an end to corruption.

His athletic prowess has caught the eye in various sports, but European light-heavyweight champion Anthony Yarde has found his path.