England defender Danny Rose reveals he has had depression, which he says was triggered by a combination of injury and family tragedy.

Video footage captures an SUV in Ohio exiting a busy highway in reverse - but the driver kept going.

Aston Villa are expected to settle their £4m tax bill to stave off any immediate fears of administration.

Andy Spade says she suffered from depression, but "sounded happy" the night before her death.

A man requires 26 doses of anti-venom and nearly dies after the rattlesnake he decapitated bit him.

Gennady Golovkin is stripped of his IBF world middleweight title for failing to agree to face his mandatory challenger.

Civilian casualties from US and Afghan government air strikes have surged since 2016.

The film, which features women openly swearing and discussing sex, has divided audiences online.

The BBC's Laura Bicker explains three things Kim Jong-un wants the most when he meets Donald Trump.

Is Ethiopia genuine in its offer to withdraw from "occupied areas" along the border with Eritrea?

Lewis Hamilton is concerned he will have a "difficult weekend" at the Canadian Grand Prix following the postponement of an engine upgrade.

When world leaders descend on a tiny Quebec town one resident will be stuck inside the 'red zone'.

The axolotl - a salamander unique to Mexico - has almost been wiped out by pollution and over-fishing.

When a BBC team went to report on preparations in Nizhny Novgorod, where England will play, they found themselves under constant surveillance.

As the European Union plans to introduce retaliatory tariffs against the US, we take a closer look at its tactics.

More money is being spent on make-up than ever before. How much do we spend, and has YouTube influenced what we buy?

As the backlash continues over the US policy, activists say no other country has tried such a measure.

The pop power couple put on a display of affection on the opening night of their OTR II world tour.

Agency is accused of ignoring warnings about the Fuego eruption that killed at least 99 people.

A two-year undercover investigation reveals footage of over 100 officials taking cash before games.

Woolworths is accused of being "prudish" by denying the renowned artist access to a location.