Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "cleaning".

Tiger Woods fades from contention in his comeback at the Hero World Challenge with a three-over 75 in round three.

The kingdom has always seen slow change, but now Saudi Arabia is seen breaking with the past.

HBO's Insecure is making sure lighting people of colour is not an afterthought.

Vadym Svyrydenko lost all four limbs in the war in eastern Ukraine but is now an athlete.

Hundreds of mining jobs have been lost in Wyoming, but some workers are getting a new opportunity.

The new president is breaking with seasonal precedence in several ways.

It is 50 years since the first heart transplant took place, ushering in a new era of media attention and medical celebrity.

The R&B star says his latest album is a party record for a world "at the brink of war".

Reality Check examines the wide range of figures given for Zimbabwe's unemployment rate.

British fighter Bianca Walkden claims her fifth successive major title of the year with victory in the World Taekwondo Grand Prix.

Chairman Alan Milburn criticises the government, which says it had decided not to renew his term.

The New York opera house investigating multiple claims of misconduct involving the conductor.

Goalkeeper David de Gea is praised by manager Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger after Manchester United's win at Arsenal.

A fishing boat overturns after colliding with a 336-tonne tanker off the South Korean coast.

Wales make it two wins out of four as their great experiment bears fruit and creates selection options for the Six Nations and beyond.

Sam Tomkins says England will hurt after a World Cup final defeat by Australia, but can win the tournament in 2021.

Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer believes Tottenham won't win the Premier League because they don't "turn up against so-called smaller teams".

National security adviser HR McMaster says North Korea is the "greatest immediate threat to the US".

Adam and Kayla's visit to the show left the audience "in bits". Here's why.

Free movement across the Irish border is central to the Good Friday Agreement, former PM tells BBC.