Former champion Novak Djokovic beats Fernando Verdasco in straight sets to reach the French Open quarter-finals.

With nearly all votes counted the SDS is the biggest party on 25% but may struggle to form a coalition.

As MPs debate banning fur imports to the UK, the BBC has taken a look inside a mink farm.

Northern Ireland complete their Central American tour with a disappointing defeat by World Cup-bound Costa Rica in San Jose.

The off-duty agent pulled a crowd on a Denver dance floor but his finale almost ended in disaster.

A memorial service has been held in memory of those killed in the London Bridge attack in June 2017.

The suspect, reportedly a woman, allegedly fired shots near the finishing line of the race.

Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Fred is expected to finalise his move to Manchester United early this week.

England's emphatic victory over Pakistan in the second Test cannot be used to "paper over cracks", says captain Joe Root.

Adoptee Kiran Gustafsson went to India to find her biological mother - and found a twin brother instead.

After the death of five-year-old Michael Komape, the government says it will eradicate pit latrines from all schools by the end of 2018.

Philippe Dufour has been making watches by hand for 50 years but has no-one to pass his skills on to.

When Mona's deteriorating sight meant she could no longer apply her own make-up, her loyal husband Des stepped in, and started taking lessons.

BBC News went to the IAEA’s labs near Vienna to find out how they inspect the world's nuclear sites.

In the historic Russian city of Nizhny , one volunteer is fighting litter on the streets ahead of the World Cup.

Kayla McKeon's job gives her independence - now she's pushing US politicians to help others like her too.

One woman explains how she used binge-eating and obesity to cope with being abused as a child.

Newsbeat examines the debate about whether colourism has an impact on celebrity success.

Women are under-represented in government and big business, but there may be an easy way to change that.

Claims over shipwrecks have led to long legal battles over the years.

Hugh Milne followed 'sex guru' Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh for a decade but his dreams came crashing down.