Alexander Zverev starts the French Open as the second seed and the ATP Tour's leading match-winner this year. Russell Fuller charts the 21-year-old's rise.

Hawaii resident John Davidson returns to his home to find lava flowing from a fissure nearby.

Tehran dismisses Washington's promise to impose the "strongest sanctions in history".

The US vice-president issues a warning to Kim Jong-un ahead of a summit scheduled for 12 June.

The president had said he backed reintroducing the death penalty for plotters of the 2016 coup.

The official death toll rises after 23-year-old Grettel Landrove dies of her injuries.

Corrine Mensah was recently crowned Ms Curvaceous UK 2018.

A replica of the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea is drawing tourists.

X-ray and traditional methods suggest the painting is genuine, but final verification is pending.

Aspiring footballers in Mo Salah's hometown are taking inspiration from the Liverpool FC ace.

What happened when international street artists, who normally paint murals on urban walls, headed to rural Gambia.

Drivers may be confusing autonomous cars with driver assistance technology, with sometimes fatal consequences.

A study in China suggests a daily egg may reduce the risk of a stroke

The progressive prisons rewarding inmates for studying and placing emphasis on rehabilitation.

Philip Wilson is the most senior Catholic in the world to be charged and convicted of the offence.

The deal gives the Japanese firm more than two million songs by artists including Queen and Alicia Keys.

Spine experts reveal the improbable dynamics of the "Smooth Criminal" lean.

Crowds of survivors and relatives of people who died in last year's bombing gathered to pay tribute.

As the Republic of Ireland prepares to vote on legalising abortion, Newsbeat visits a clinic in England to find out what people can expect.

From border patrol interrogations to ranting customers, language and immigration take centre stage.

The world's largest amphibian is in "catastrophic" decline, with probably only a handful left in the wild.