Cairo's International Garden municipal park denies painting black stripes on the animal.

Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Antonio Adan scores the winning penalty after saving three spot-kicks in Singapore.

Briton Goldie Sayers is finally set to receive javelin bronze from the 2008 Olympics after Mariya Abakumova fails in her appeal against a doping ban.

The fall in Facebook's shares wiped more than $120bn off the company's market value on Thursday.

It follows high-profile cases involving children with severe epilepsy being denied access to cannabis oil.

The American Civil Liberties Union compared photos of the politicians with a database of arrested people.

Britain's Geraint Thomas retains his overall lead in the Tour de France as Arnaud Demare wins a sprint finish in Pau on stage 18.

England will not be able to defend their Under-20s World Cup title after the Under-19s lost in a play-off to Norway.

Police moved many Roma (Gypsies) out of a squalid camp in Rome despite a European court stop order.

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator rejects a key element of Theresa May's proposals for future trade.

A BBC team visits victims of Monday's dam collapse as official details remain scarce.

The ex-cricketer ran a campaign promising a new future for the country, but how will he achieve it?

Each MP has received a loan of $40,000, about two weeks after extending President Kiir's term.

FBI agents hope that a fitness tracker will yield clues to help trace the Iowa student.

Adil Rashid's inclusion in the England squad for the first Test against India does not devalue county cricket, says national selector Ed Smith.

Ellie Soutter, one of Britain's most talented young snowboarders, dies on her 18th birthday.

The US threatens a Nato ally with sanctions if it fails to release American Andrew Brunson.

Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh could be tried in the US and face the death penalty.

There are "serious indications" the blaze that killed 83 was started deliberately, a minister says.

A massive rise in syphilis cases since 2011 has become a public health emergency, experts say.

The general also mocked the US president for using the language of "night clubs and gambling halls".