India activists say the promise is "laughable" given the move to tax sanitary pads despite protests.

Two years after West Ham's final match at Upton Park, BBC Sport visits the Hammers' new London Stadium home to get the verdict on the controversial move.

Andy Murray is doing "everything he can" to come back from injury in time for Wimbledon, says mother Judy.

From not emulating Belgium's system of devolution... to the need to spend more on his and Cherie's clothes.

Protesting Nicaraguans demand justice for dozens reportedly killed in last month's unrest.

Authorities failed a two-year-old girl, a report finds, in a case that has shocked Australia.

Swansea City boss Carlos Carvalhal will leave at the end of the season with the club almost certain to be relegated to the Championship.

Amazon not one of 10 projects selected to try out new ways to integrate unmanned aircraft into the skies.

The ecologist and botanist, who was not terminally ill, went to Switzerland to voluntarily end his life.

Syrian state TV broadcast footage showing Israeli rockets being intercepted by anti-missile systems.

The UK admits its actions contributed to the kidnap of Abdul Hakim Belhaj and his pregnant wife and his torture.

Fourteen people are arrested by police who say money was laundered across Europe and sent to Syria.

The singer is named in a lawsuit which alleges a woman was raped at his home in February last year.

Hunan TV allegedly censored LGBT symbols and tattoos during a broadcast of the song contest semi-final.

British number one Kyle Edmund backs up his win over Novak Djokovic by beating David Goffin to reach the Madrid Open quarter-finals.

How a 92-year-old just won an election and what is likely to happen next.

Wayne Rooney has agreed a deal in principle that could see him leave Everton for MLS side DC United this summer.

A painting by the Mexican artist fetched an unprecedented sum at auction beating his wife's record.

Here's the background to the confrontation between the two arch-foes in war-torn Syria.

The vice-president says it is time for the investigation to end "in the interests of the country".

The app denies inflating the number of listens to albums by Kanye West and Beyonce.