A huge iceberg has drifted close to a village in western Greenland, prompting a partial evacuation.

The film about a husband trying to woo his unhappy wife is atypical by Indian movie standards.

Experts say male sterilisation could be the solution to Africa's population crisis, but uptake remains low.

For the first time the Spanish government has more women than men - but where else are females taking the lead?

Ghanaian brothers James and Kwesi Ansah use the root vegetables to power radios and mobile phones.

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

Gemma Handy travels to Kalinago Territory to meet some of the Eastern Caribbean's last indigenous people.

Beauty queen Maude Gorman explains the painful reasons she quit after a pageant skit mocked #MeToo.

Cherelle Farrugia, 25, breaks out in a painful rash every time she comes into contact with water.

"An absurd answer to an absurd problem", says the host of a game show that offers to pay off loans.

What has been the impact of Uganda's decision to impose a tax on social media?

The UK may use Farnborough, the biggest aerospace event of the year, to signal its vision for the industry.

Many events have marked the centenary of World War One - but Africa has seldom rated a mention until now.

Nothing prepared the country for the vibrant experience of hosting the tournament.

The communist state's new constitution will limit presidential terms and recognise private property.

Haitian Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant says the country's president has accepted his resignation.

The US president is expected to fly to Finland later, ahead of a meeting with Vladimir Putin.

Serena Williams says her run to the Wimbledon final shows she can still be a contender to win Grand Slams.

Novak Djokovic says he has "not much to lose" when he goes for his first Grand Slam title in almost two years against Kevin Anderson at Wimbledon.

Virat Kohli says MS Dhoni did nothing wrong in playing defensively during India's 86-run defeat against England at Lord's.

From the unlikely heroes and the indomitable captain to the manager's waistcoats and supporters' songs, BBC Sport looks back on the summer England fell back in love with football.