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Some businesses in India have found that catering to the LGBT community makes financial sense.

A minister's decision to personally intervene in a visa case is attracting national attention.

The issue has heated up online and people are staging protest rallies against the arrests.

One historian suggests in a new book that the ravages of World War Two might have contributed.

How internet-connected robots are helping combat the scourge of isolation and loneliness.

A selection of the best photos from across Africa and of Africans elsewhere this week.

A Canadian university has developed a tablet with a flexible screen that can rolled up.

JJ Zhou took on a fiendish cycling challenge on the world's highest mountain.

A "micro-fracture" from a possible collision with a rock fragment sets off alerts on the ISS.

Colin Kaepernick's collusion case against NFL team owners can go to trial after a request by the league to dismiss the complaint is rejected.

Catholic leaders in Australia say priests should not be forced to break the seal of confession.

James Ricketson was arrested while he was flying a drone over an opposition rally in Cambodia.

England boss Gareth Southgate says he may increasingly look to the Championship for players as the pool of homegrown talent is shrinking.

Britain's Dina Asher-Smith loses her last 100m race of the season, but anchors the 4x100m relay team to relay gold at the Diamond League finals in Zurich.

In an exclusive interview with BBC Sport, two-time F1 world champion Fernando Alonso opens up on retirement and his excitement for what lies ahead.

The UK's biggest coffee chain is being sold by owner Whitbread, which also owns Premier Inns.

Billy Monger was a rising star of British motorsport until a high-speed crash in 2017 resulted in a double leg amputation. A year on, he met ex-F1 driver Alex Zanardi, who lost both his legs in 2001.

Stars from the world of music have marked the life of Aretha Franklin in a tribute concert in Detroit.

Former British and Irish Lions Jeremy Guscott, Matt Dawson and Ugo Monye preview the new Premiership season.