Nearly £450,000 of taxpayers' money has been spent trying to find a sponsor for West Ham's London Stadium.

Research suggests new kinds of shark could migrate to UK waters as the oceans warm.

A ringtone temporarily replaces the sound of bells as renovation work at a Lucerne church takes place.

PM Pedro Sanchez promises a new law that will class sex without explicit consent as rape.

New Jersey medics had to use a bolt cutter to remove the metal parasol from the 67-year-old's limb.

Rangers progress to the Europa League second qualifying round after a goalless draw with Shkupi in Macedonia.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says Mr Obama cannot dance as well as Mandela.

MPs reject a proposal to form a customs union if the UK and the EU do not agree a trade deal.

Denmark's EU Competition Commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, who is battling multinationals over tax.

Some toys have high levels of boron, which can cause vomiting and impair fertility, a consumer group warns.

Joe Root scores an unbeaten century as England beat India by eight wickets at Headingley to complete series win.

Joe Root becomes England's leading century-maker in one-dayers as he hits a four to complete his side's eight-wicket win over India during the series decider at Headingley.

Jonathan Jarry's video about a fake cancer-curing moss has been viewed over nine million times.

The current look of Air Force One dates back to the Kennedy era, representing half a century of American history.

The church ended the 105-year partnership after the Boy Scouts changed its name to promote inclusivity.

Sikh politicians criticise web series for using the name Kaur in the title.

Rice paddy cartoons are grown to celebrate the 90th anniversary of manga artist Osamu Tezuka

Young South Africans give their views on anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, born exactly 100 years ago.

Wayne Rooney speaks exclusively to BBC Sport about Everton, Manchester United, England and his plans for after his playing career is over.

A group of five elderly Swedish gamers has stormed an online battlefield.

The BBC's Ayeshea Perera meets the makers of an app seeking to improve opportunities to socialise.