A Chinese passenger plane makes an emergency landing after its windscreen blows out at 32,000ft.

Brits react to New York Times article labelling Yorkshire pudding a 'large, fluffy pancake'.

Sam Allardyce's Everton future is expected to be decided within 48 hours - with ex-Watford boss Marco Silva the main candidate to replace him.

The local council wants the two Seattle-based giants to help fight homelessness in the US city.

Manchester United defender Phil Jones on feeling ill before big games - and what a successful season looks like for his club.

A study indicates the web-preservation service is being used to keep extremist posts online.

Mario Gotze is omitted from Germany's provisional World Cup squad while injured goalkeeper Manuel Neuer is selected.

Forests are increasing around the world because of rising incomes and national wellbeing say researchers.

A visual guide to how much has changed in the Gaza Strip since Israel began its military response to Hamas's attacks on 7 October.

England recall batsman Jos Buttler and call up uncapped spinner Dominic Bess for the first Test against Pakistan starting next week.

Former Aston Villa and Bolton defender Jlloyd Samuel dies in a car crash in Cheshire, aged 37.

US media reports Thomas Markle will miss his daughter's wedding due to a planned heart operation.

For the first time, Facebook shares details about the amount of hateful content posted by users.

Six former Heckler & Koch staff are accused of illegally exporting rifles to violence-wracked Mexico.

Wolfe wrote the 1980s satire Bonfire of the Vanities, which was made into a film starring Tom Hanks.

The director lambasts US President Donald Trump during a fiery conference at Cannes Film Festival.

Midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain surprises a young Liverpool fan and his dad with tickets to the Champions League final in Kiev.

SNP, Labour, Green and Lib Dem MSPs unite to formally refuse consent for the EU Withdrawal Bill.

The notes warn that there will be a follow-up revealing who voted in Tuesday's primary elections.

Former Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa signs a three-year deal to race in Formula E from next season.

Goalkeeper Joe Hart and midfielder Jack Wilshere are left out of England's World Cup squad by Gareth Southgate, BBC Sport has learned.