Streets are deserted in the capital Managua but deadly anti-government clashes erupt elsewhere.

Donald Trump surprised allies by announcing an end to the games, a long-held North Korean demand.

BBC Sport will be showing all its games from the 2018 Fifa World Cup, including the final, in Virtual Reality.

The fast food giant will swap plastic straws for paper ones in all its UK and Ireland restaurants.

Some 600 million Indians are facing an acute shortage of water, a new government report says.

Steven Gerrard's first league game in charge of Rangers will be away at Aberdeen while Premiership champions Celtic open their account at home to Livingston.

China will respond quickly to protect itself if the US hurts its interests, Beijing says.

Lee tells Newsbeat why he wants to represent LGBT England fans in Russia this summer.

A start-up has recreated classic video game cabinets but at a much smaller size than the originals.

How three frozen Inca mummies found 6,000m up in the sky in 1999 helped Peru's captain and record scorer make the World Cup.

Shujaat Bukhari's death causes anguish across India where he was seen as a rare voice of moderation.

The Kilauea volcano has been pouring lava into the ocean off Hawaii, causing a hydrochloric acid mist.

A young clarinettist wins damages after his ex-girlfriend sabotaged his career to keep him close to her.

A look at the festival of Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the holy fasting month of Ramadan.

As the World Cup kicks off in Russia, we highlight some of the portrait photographers who got creative in the studio

No reason has been given for the former Take That singer's gesture during the World Cup opening ceremony.

Milos Zeman tells reporters after the incineration: "I'm sorry to make you look like little idiots".

He was the sort of man Kashmir needs to find a way out from a deepening political impasse.

Andy Murray will decide on Saturday whether he is fit enough to play at Queen's and return to the ATP Tour after almost a year out.

The tech giant's new reports reveals that fewer than 30% of its global staff are women.

The actor, best known for playing the roguish "Dirty Den" Watts in the BBC One soap, dies aged 71.