Mexican football fans celebrate their culture with a carnival at the World Cup.

Abuse survivors like Roy Janetzki campaigned for compensation from the Australian government.

Cadets from a military college in Alabama are learning Irish in Donegal.

Rescuers hope the 12 missing boys and their coach are on a rock mound nicknamed "Pattaya Beach".

A change in the rules means millions more package holidays will be covered when something goes wrong.

A man has been arrested as a blaze spreads over Lancashire moorland near a TV transmitter.

One of the four men hurt at Garage Nation festival in Redbridge may have life-changing injuries.

The bespoke train carrying the cartoon character's image will run for three months in west Japan.

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Redoine Faid sparks a 3,000-strong manhunt after escaping French prison with the help of armed men.

Colombia midfielder James Rodriguez is not as badly injured as first thought and could play against England in Tuesday's World Cup last-16 tie.

Team Sky are "confident" Chris Froome will compete in the Tour de France, after reports the race organisers do not want him to take part.

An 11-year-old girl became a 41-year-old man's third wife, prompting calls for a change in the law.

BBC Sport charts the journey of Uruguay's Luis Suarez from Nacional to Barcelona and the 2018 World Cup.

One customer reportedly grabs a shop assistant by the throat as a ban on single-use plastic bags starts.

Jess Roberts and Connor Swift win the women's and men's road races at the British National Championships.

The country is imposing dollar-for-dollar countermeasures against hundreds of American products.

England boss Gareth Southgate says his team have reconnected with supporters as they prepare to meet Colombia in the last 16 of the World Cup.

The only difference between Wallace the mule and a horse is his "enormous ears", says his owner.

Thousands brave sweltering heat to protest against Beijing, but turnout is the lowest on record.

Russia's Sergei Ignashevich puts the ball into his own net under pressure from Sergio Ramos to put Spain 1-0 up in their last-16 tie at the 2018 World Cup.