Emails suggest Brett Kavanaugh questioned whether a ruling legalising abortion was "settled law".

Alastair Cook talks to Jonathan Agnew about the high and lows of his career before his final Test, which begins against India on Friday.

Moscow still denies ordering the Salisbury poisoning - but officials are bracing for the consequences.

A report finds the officer used excessive force when he Tasered an 11-year-old accused of shoplifting.

The moustachioed megastar starred in Deliverance, Smokey and the Bandit, and The Cannonball Run.

One of Hollywood's most enduring actors who could move effortlessly from comedy to drama.

The new award, which could have recognised box office hits like Black Panther, drew industry criticism.

Demonstrators are angry over government corruption and a lack of basic public services.

BBC Sport football pundit Mark Lawrenson reveals on social media that he had a cancer scare earlier this year.

Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right presidential hopeful, arrived in hospital "almost dead", his son says.

Jordan Nixon, goalkeeper for ninth-tier Guisborough Town scores his second goal of the season.

Wales produce an exhibition of sparkling football to hand manager Ryan Giggs victory in his first competitive match in charge.

Twitter follows other tech giants in banning the conspiracy theorist for "abusive behaviour".

British Bobsleigh and Skeleton's entire board must stand down and re-apply for their jobs as a condition of £7m of funding from UK Sport, the BBC understands.

Airline promises compensation as data breach sees personal and financial details of customers compromised.

The gruesome discovery was made in Veracruz state which has suffered years of drug-related violence.

Nigerian teenager Chinedu Michael Okechukwu dreams of being a world-famous classical singer.

A 19th Century lighthouse keeper is the first woman to have a road named after her at the cemetery.

The soaring cost of nappies is the latest consequence of renewed US sanctions.

Swedish teenager Julia Engstrom hits a seven-under-par 64 to open a one-shot advantage at the Ladies French Open.

Gay sex is now legal in India but attitudes in rural areas could take years to change.