Eleven people are now being held, activists say, just weeks before a ban on women driving is lifted.

South Africa batsman and former Test captain AB de Villiers retires from international cricket after a 14-year career.

A US diplomatic employee suffers a brain injury after experiencing abnormal "sounds and pressure".

DNA research team say sampling of Loch Ness could uncover evidence of new creatures.

The social network is extending a trial to the UK which hopes to block intimate photos before they appear online.

The RFU says it has a "progressive, modern" approach, after allegations of a sexist culture within the organisation.

A teacher's Facebook post about inventions her pupils wish had not been created is making parents stop and think.

Steve Bannon on Newsnight talks Trump, racism and the Mueller investigation.

Women's Super League champions Chelsea Ladies rename themselves as Chelsea Football Club Women.

Somerset off-spinner Dom Bess will make his England debut in the first Test against Pakistan at Lord's on Thursday.

West Ham will give new manager Manuel Pellegrini a larger transfer budget this summer than they have "spent in any window in the past", says club co-owner.

It's been a good week for shattered glass ceilings in the Land of the Free...

Michael Rotondo has defied several eviction notices from his parents, who told him to get a job.

New Arsenal manager Unai Emery says he wants the club to be among Europe's elite once more.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp gives Guillem Balague a fascinating insight into his background and methods before the Champions League final with Real Madrid.

After a sinkhole opened on the White House lawn, Trump critics jumped right in.

Britain's Simon Yates retains his overall lead at the Giro d'Italia after a wet sprint finish to stage 17 in Iseo.

Michael Cohen took at least $400,000 to arrange a meeting between Ukraine leader and Trump, sources tell BBC.

Two of the three patients who were taken from the treatment centre for prayers have died.

The daughter of an ex-Russian spy poisoned in Salisbury tells Reuters she is taking "one day at a time".

Players who do not stand for the anthem will be allowed to stay in the locker room until it is over.