Danny Drinkwater "definitely wants to play" for England despite declining a call-up for friendlies against Germany and Brazil, says Jamie Vardy.

India-born conductor raised in Denmark returns to her roots to conduct an opera

Drew, a former rough sleeper, is now the CEO of a shoe-shining business helping the disadvantaged to get back into work.

Nvidia has been developing algorithms to generate photorealistic faces.

Sudden cardiac arrest is linked to sexual activity far more often in men than women, a study finds.

Is it possible to calculate the net economic effect of a social security safety net?

The BBC speaks to one woman who describes her horrific experience after entering Bangladesh.

"Postnatal confinement" is said to be widespread among the UK's Chinese community.

A Russian "troll factory" is working with rebels in eastern Ukraine to discredit pro-Ukrainian elements, BBC Russian has learned.

Joseph Warungu marvels at how legal services are offered on Ghana's streets.

Manus Island asylum seekers and refugees share their fears before their expected expulsion.

The Australian girl was on a "test run" to gain her junior racing licence, authorities say.

#MeToo hashtag creator Tarana Burke leads march down Hollywood Boulevard after Weinstein revelations.

Watch the best bits and biggest hits from the third round of games at the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.

The US author is rightly remembered for her memoirs - and wrongly for some "inspirational" quotes.

It could indicate where a Spanish trading vessel carrying valuable treasure sank 408 years ago.

It is unclear if Mr Trump raised the issue of human rights violations, despite calls to do so.

Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill says he "couldn't be more proud" of his players after their World Cup play-off defeat by Switzerland.

Ireland, England, Wales and Scotland's performances in the opening autumn internationals are assessed by BBC rugby analyst Jeremy Guscott.

The ride-hailing firm says a cash injection would help to fuel expansion and investment in technology.

England all-rounder Moeen Ali says Australians "like to talk a lot" and the tourists need to stay "calm" during the Ashes.