England midfielder Izzy Christiansen completes her move to European champions Lyon from Manchester City Women.

Defending champions England are knocked out of the European Under-19 Championship at the group stage, losing 5-0 to France.

Diamond firm De Beers is relocating them from its reserve to Mozambique, where poachers are active.

The suspect reportedly was arguing with his grandmother over his live-in girlfriend, family say.

The woman was praying when a 100kg (220lb) stone fell just a few feet away.

The BBC's Barbara Plett Usher spoke to Iranian Americans about President Donald Trump's policies on Iran.

Elon Musk's electric car company has asked suppliers to refund cash from previous payments, a report says.

England captain Joe Root takes the late wicket of Lancashire's Jos Buttler to leave Yorkshire four wickets away from victory.

The star admits to infidelity but denies allegations of paedophilia and non-consensual sex.

Footballer Mesut Ozil meets Turkey's controversial president - and other high-profile sporting photo ops.

The 1963 demo tape features a 16-year-old Bowie singing with his first band, The Konrads.

The White House says the president is "very concerned" about "baseless accusations" against him.

Donald Trump's ex-strategist dreams of a right-wing "supergroup" but he has yet to attract much support.

A man who shot another man after a row in a car park was not arrested or charged, police say, because of Florida's "stand your ground" law.

The cuts come less than a year after newspaper company Tronc bought the tabloid for $1.

Residents got two weeks notice before the bulldozers moved in to flatten their homes for a new road.

The parents of Faisal Hussain, 29, send condolences to victims of their son’s "horrific actions".

At least 74 people are confirmed dead in the country's worst fire disaster in more than a decade.

FM Enzo Moavero Milanesi says Italy will accept ships until the EU agrees a migration deal.

In a country prone to military takeovers, there are fears that the army is trying to rig the election.

In his latest BBC Sport column, former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer reflects on a dramatic German Grand Prix.