Switzerland take a huge step towards the last 16 of the World Cup as Xherdan Shaqiri scores a 90th-minute winner against Serbia.

A solo stoppage-time winner from Xherdan Shaqiri seals Switzerland's 2-1 victory over Serbia in the Group E fixture at the 2018 World Cup.

Paul Farbrace will take over as England coach for the upcoming Twenty20 internationals against Australia and India.

Aleksandar Mitrovic's protests for a penalty go unanswered by the referee, despite seemingly being wrestled to the ground by two Switzerland defenders.

Edouard-Jean Empain was an industrialist whose abduction and mutilation gripped France in 1978.

The BBC speaks to a detained migrant who has not spoken to his daughter since they were separated.

Egypt's record-breaking female freedivers explain their passion for the extreme sport.

Pyongyang's propaganda changes from blasting the US as enemy to a much more conciliatory note.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

A rare exhibition prompted those who had fled their homes to return for the first time since they left.

The BBC's Gavin Lee sails with the crew of a ship accused by Italy of encouraging illegal migration.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan has decisively won Turkey's presidential vote. Here's what you need to know.

Australia is asserting its sovereignty at home, but some fear the rise of prejudice and suspicion.

The show's only female armourer is in charge of swords, flaming arrows and giant catapults.

They say you can't choose your family - but why not? Sometimes an extra mother figure is just what you need, says Sue Elliott-Nicholls.

The US-Senegalese singer announced plans to build a new city with his own cryptocurrency at the centre.

Gladys Bourdain says she hopes to get "Tony" inked on her wrist by the chef's own tattoo artist.

The dives, the 'arrogant' flicks, the big cry at the end - Neymar's World Cup escapades have got everyone talking.

Warning comes as anti-Brexit campaigners prepare to march on the second anniversary of the EU vote.

Foundling Paul Fronczak was given to a family whose baby had been stolen - but was he really their son?

Parents describe feeling "powerless" as advocates scramble to help return children to their families.