Police open an inquiry as an officer is filmed hitting a woman in the head in an arrest on a US beach.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan says he would drop fast bowler Stuart Broad for England's second Test match against Pakistan at Headingley.

Father "Sweet Paul" explains his unconventional way of spreading the gospel.

Smart, digital bins are being used to cut food waste and save money in commercial kitchens.

Experts take us through the dos and don'ts of social media interactions with customers.

The coffee chain is giving all US staff "unconscious bias" training. We explain what that involves.

Meet some of those hoping to capitalise in the world's biggest cannabis market.

Fredie Blom turned 114 in May but he is yet to be verified by the Guinness World of Records.

This 50-year-old agency has some tips.

Hospital staff who treated the Skripals for poisoning open up about the night they were admitted.

Some lorry drivers' unions reject President Michel Temer's concession to cut diesel prices.

Ray Costello wrote the letters as she travelled the country in 1908, canvassing for women's right to vote.

A youthful Wales side hold Mexico to a creditable goalless draw in Pasadena but lose skipper Ashley Williams to injury.

The UK-born actress, a veteran of iconic TV roles in Australia, had been battling cancer.

Mystery surrounds Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 which vanished with 239 people on board.

Marcus Rashford can use the World Cup as a stage to showcase his "fantastic" talent, says England team-mate Ashley Young.

BBC Sport looks back to the 1982 World Cup, when Scotland's David Narey scored a stunning goal against Brazil at the 1982 World Cup.

Kim Yong-chol will be the most high-profile North Korean to visit the US in nearly 20 years.

Raheem Sterling responds to criticism of his new inking, saying it has "deeper meaning".

YouTube says it has deleted more than half of the 'violent' music videos which the country's most senior police officer asked it to take down.

What led to more than a month of widespread violent protests that has killed more than 70 people?