It was imposed last week after opposition protests over alleged electoral fraud turned violent.

The baby was handed over in a plastic bag but his parents saw him move on their way to his funeral.

China is "strongly dissatisfied" at what it calls an "invasion of airspace", report state media.

International criticism grows over Donald Trump's move to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

The BBC's Barbara Plett Usher analyses Donald Trump's move to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

The government is seeking to get agreement on a post-Brexit plan for Northern Ireland's border.

MPs overwhelmingly vote to legalise same-sex marriage, setting off immediate celebrations.

Premier League clubs make Champions League history as all five English sides qualify for the knockout stages.

Paceman Mark Wood has a chance to stake a claim for the third Ashes Test in a two-day warm-up with a Cricket Australia XI in Perth.

Cyclist won Tour de France for a fourth time and completed the Tour-Vuelta a Espana double - profile of Sports Personality nominee.

Police make an arrest after video circulated showing a Muslim man being hacked to death and burned.

The state's firefighters say they cannot effectively fight blazes in the current windy conditions.

Keeper Alberto Brignoli's goal for struggling Benevento is arguably one of the first things people will remember about this season in Serie A, says European football writer James Horncastle.

Same-sex marriage will become legal in Australia after MPs passed a historic bill.

Now a wanted man, Mikheil Saakashvili says nothing will stop his calls to impeach his ex-ally, Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko.

Vasyl Lomachenko is labelled the greatest since Muhammad Ali as he prepares for a super-fight with Guillermo Rigondeaux.

Clown turned congressman Tiririca says he is going back to being a full-time entertainer.

US participation in the next winter Games is far from certain, says the US ambassador to the UN.

The traditional Neapolitan pizza-making art is recognised as a unique cultural tradition.

Time's Person of the Year cover features Taylor Swift, Ashley Judd and a right arm. Whose is it?

Violence erupts as Palestinians protest against the shift in the US stance on the holy city.