South African disability rights campaigner Eddie Ndopu says he is "a living manifestation of possibility".

Abigail Connolly is among a small number of women breaking into the male-dominated world of wine.

Red-hot rivers of lava and clouds of ash can be deadly - but death by volcano is not inevitable.

England's Jos Buttler believes England can beat Pakistan at Lord's despite conceding a first-innings lead of 179 and slipping to 110-6.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "Golden".

British number one Johanna Konta is aiming to win in the French Open main draw for the first time when Roland Garros starts on Sunday.

The on-off June summit may be on again, amid positive comments and reports a US envoy is in North Korea.

Madrid parties after the local team wins the Champions League cup against Liverpool.

Zimbabwean Axcil Jefferies hopes to be the first African racing driver on the F1 grid for 25 years.

When a leading US football team announced it wanted to move across the country, its fans were floored.

A group of female boxers who train in a makeshift boxing ring in the dirt plan to take gold at the 2020 Olympics.

Anti-government rallies resume after church-mediated talks to end weeks of violent unrest break down.

Around 15,000 lightning strikes were recorded in just four hours, BBC Weather said.

Watch Argentina's famous goal against Serbia & Montenegro at the 2006 World Cup which capped an incredible 24-pass move.

There is no way back at Liverpool for goalkeeper Loris Karius after his mistakes cost them the Champions League final, says ex-Reds defender Mark Lawrenson.

It's been British Sandwich Week, test your knowledge of the bready meal.

It follows an overwhelming vote in favour of overturning the country's abortion ban.

Cristiano Ronaldo says he will give an answer on his future "in the next few days" after helping Real Madrid win the Champions League.

Stories you may have missed this week, including a mini Meghan and Harry.

An 18-year-old, named locally as Georgia Jones, and a man died in separate incidents at Mutiny Festival.

How a Me Too moment inspired a young actress in Victorian England to become an arsonist and bomber.