Saleh's death will lead to deeper polarisation among the warring parties, writes Peter Salisbury.

The French president's wife got a shock when she went to name the first panda born in her country.

Environmental groups are angry at the move against Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante monuments.

Can England turn the Ashes series around with an unlikely victory in Adelaide? BBC Sport analyses how they can achieve the seemingly impossible.

Proceeds from the sale will fund projects in Sierra Leone, whose government rejected an earlier bid of $7.8m.

But the directive covering Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen still faces legal challenges.

Tatyana Chernova fails to have a doping ban overturned, which means her 2008 Olympic heptathlon bronze is set to go to Kelly Sotherton.

Relive the eight-goal thriller between Everton and Liverpool from 1991's FA Cup fifth-round replay, which proved to be the final match of Kenny Dalglish's first tenure as Liverpool manager.

When a police officer's baby was born prematurely, colleagues formed a "cuddle club" to comfort him.

The Nour al-Din al-Zinki group in Syria took funds through a UK-backed project, BBC Panorama finds.

A firefighter scrambles to save a pet dog who ventured out on to thin ice in Canada.

Bryan Singer says the studio fired him after he fell ill while filming Bohemian Rhapsody.

Australia have "upset" England players with verbal abuse over an issue which "hasn't come out for various reasons", says Matt Prior.

The tech tackling fake baby formula, dodgy drugs, conflict diamonds and fishy fish.

Internet users have gone in together to save Mothe-Chandonniers chateau in France.

Hindu mobs tore down the 16th Century Babri mosque in the holy city of Ayodhya on 6 December 1992.

Life in the seas risks irreparable damage from the ever-increasing tide of plastic waste, the UN's head of oceans has warned.

Yellow lights, yellow ribbons, even yellow fountains are not allowed.

A pair of amateur explorers discovered the "once in a lifetime" find after searching for years.

Some people sleepwalk, others try to have sex while asleep - and one man was jailed for seven years as a result.

Heart transplantation has become a routine surgical operation, but the future promises equally amazing progress.