Samoa player Gordon Langkilde is charged with assault as Wales' Tom Williams suffers broken bones after an altercation at rugby's World Cup Sevens tournament.

The company said the move was taken because she had decided to remain in Washington "indefinitely".

Most of the rescued Thai footballers shave their heads in a Buddhist ceremony to ordain them as novices.

Which films will vie for awards next year? This autumn's film festival line-ups give us some clues.

A building in Turkey was filmed collapsing, after torrential rains caused a landslide on a nearby construction site.

The US tries to protect farmers suffering from tit-for-tat tariffs targeting agriculture products.

Everton sign Brazilian winger Richarlison from fellow Premier League side Watford in a potential £50m deal.

Counting is under way in the tightly contested poll - but election violence has killed at least 33.

The calves are the first conceived in the park since the species was hunted to near extinction.

The BBC's Gavin Lee visits the devastated village of Mati and meets those who have lost everything.

The pop star is reportedly in a stable condition after being found unconscious at her home.

Oldham back-rower Danny Bridge is banned for nine months after he was is guilty of physically assaulting an official.

The firm has registered an office in China, but details are no longer visible on the government website.

Jockey Bryony Frost says she suffered injuries that "could have been life-threatening" after a horse stood on her abdomen following a fall earlier this month.

At least 20 people died and hundreds went missing after a dam collapsed, engulfing thousands of homes.

Wildfires have killed at least 74 people in Greece.

Both sides have already slapped tariffs on billions of dollars of imports, but more is at stake.

Alexey Orlov has been blind since birth and teaches sighted tourists how to develop their other senses.

Deadly wildfires in Greece follow huge blazes in Sweden, the US and the UK.

Jamestown was on the verge of collapse when a rescue mission led by George Yardley arrived just in time.

In the 16th Century, ruthless Queen Amina commanded an army of 20,000 men in what is now Nigeria.