Japan and other nations defeat the proposal at an International Whaling Commission meet.

Flights are diverted from the Libyan capital's sole working airport, which had only just reopened.

The European Commission chief uses his address to call for more solidarity in tackling migration.

Sydney woman Lynette Dawson vanished in 1982, in a case that has come under wide scrutiny.

The lunchbox belonged to the last king or Nizam of Hyderabad in India, once the world's richest man.

Officials in Hanoi say the practice could negatively affect the city's image as a "civilised capital".

Vladimir Putin says there's "nothing special" about the men and suggests they will tell their story soon.

At least 68 people died when a bomber struck in the east, one of the deadliest in a wave of attacks.

Oxford United winger Gavin Whyte says his mum is on holiday and missed him scoring with his first touch on his Northern Ireland debut.

England's first-half performance in the friendly win over Switzerland was "embarrassing", says full-back Danny Rose.

European Commission's president says tech firms should be fined if they exceed the time limit.

A bottle made to dispense sparkling wine in zero gravity is tested in a specially equipped aircraft.

The Backstreet Boys singer will not be charged as the statute of limitations has passed.

The World Cup-winning captain was fined £50,000 for being more than twice the limit in his Porsche.

Gennady Golovkin says Saturday's rematch with Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez is "100% the biggest fight of my career".

Mark East won "best in show" at a national awards ceremony - watch how he cultivates his moustache.

Arsenal's official attendance figures have often been questioned, but Manchester City and West Ham are among other clubs whose published figures differ from police and council numbers.

Hurricane Florence is gathering strength as it moves in on the US East Coast.

BBC Sport analyses the numbers behind James Anderson's rise to become the most successful fast bowler in Test history.

The European Parliament votes to punish Hungary for allegedly flouting EU values and the rule of law.

MEPs vote for new laws despite opposition from US tech firms and the musician Wyclef Jean.