Italy, which refused to accept two rescue ships, says migration puts the Schengen zone at risk.

Eddie Jones will have to change his ways if England are to have a chance of winning the World Cup next year, says Jeremy Guscott.

The US president wants to deport those who enter the US illegally, without any judicial process.

Diego Maradona requests a meeting with Argentina's players before they aim to stay in the World Cup by beating Nigeria on Tuesday.

Fourteen odd-looking canines put their best face forward in a bid to win the World's Ugliest Dog title.

Radamel Falcao scores his first goal of the World Cup as Colombia claim a dominant win to end Poland's hopes of reaching the last 16.

The Egyptian Football Association says there is "no problem" between it and the national team's star player Mohamed Salah.

England boss Gareth Southgate says he "didn't particularly like" England's performance as they beat Panama 6-1 to reach the World Cup last 16.

Violence breaks out between farmers and Fulani cattle herders in central Plateau state.

Federal forces arrest 27 officers and their boss after a mayoral candidate is murdered in Michoacán.

The Elizabeth Tower that houses Big Ben is almost entirely covered for refurbishments, but do tourists care?

Rocky and his Scottish owners live in Spain, but it's unclear what happens after the UK leaves the EU.

There's been a lot of talk about driverless cars, but are driverless wheelchairs a more realistic short-term prospect?

Stewart Butterfield's life as a Silicon Valley heavyweight is a world removed from his upbringing on a commune in remove Canada.

The parents of Sudanese teenager Noura Hussein speak for the first time about her alleged rape and death sentence.

BBC Africa Eye analyses clips from social media showing violence and torture amid a separatist rebellion.

The arrest of a couple in Chicago has unveiled a sex racket that exploits actresses from south India.

Frigatebirds almost disappeared from Barbuda after Hurricane Irma hit but now they are back.

An estimated 300,000 babies were taken from their mothers at birth and sold during the Franco dictatorship and until the 1980s.

Watch all the best action and funnies from a goal-packed day 11 of the 2018 World Cup, including England's impressive 6-1 win over Panama, Colombia's sparkling return to form and an entertaining 2-2 draw between Senegal and Japan.

A court hearing is underway to decide if the taxi app firm is "fit and proper" to operate in London.