Marcus ‘Marcuzo’ Jorgensen plays in Fifa tournaments around the world for Man City.

Filmmaker Sheila Nortley believes that loving yourself and being confident is key to success.

Manushi Chhillar is using her fame to raise awareness about menstrual hygiene

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

A woman in exile discovers that cooking for strangers is a way into their hearts.

As a male belly dancer, Eshan Hilal is a rarity - and in India it takes courage to choose this career.

The 49-year-old skincare expert says her existence on YouTube is all down to trust with her viewers.

A BBC team flew over the disputed South China Sea islands in a US military plane.

The US space agency delays for a day a mission to the Sun - one of the boldest in its history.

Witnesses say the US passenger plane did a complete loop after taking off from Seattle airport.

Evacuation orders for 21,000 residents in Orange County are issued as flames threaten homes.

England's 36-year-old record Test wicket-taker James Anderson says he hopes there are more wickets to come after his 5-20 against India.

They might not have set the world alight, but Manchester United’s 2-1 win over Leicester on Friday night was still a significant result and performance, says BBC Radio 5 live pundit Dion Dublin.

Jacob Rees-Mogg defends Boris Johnson and says the row is being used to stop him becoming Tory leader.

The Manhattan District Attorney's office says the rapper should be charged as an adult for his crimes.

Short-sellers say they've lost millions after "misleading" comments about going private.

From professional loggers to paragliding grannies, here are some stories you may have missed this week.

Opener Alastair Cook falls early to an "absolute beauty" from Ishant Sharma as England reply to India's 107 in the second Test at Lord's.

Six rooks are put to work collecting litter at the Puy du Fou theme park in the west of the country.

The new owner of the Monsanto group insists glyphosate use is safe despite a cancer payout.

England captain Joe Root is given out lbw from the final delivery before lunch in the second Test against India at Lord's.