With 5G, experts say we could enjoy virtual reality in HD on our mobiles and even project holographics.

Migration to Italy is down - and former minister Marco Minniti says he's the man responsible.

Visual artist Osborne Macharia wants the cultural movement to revolutionise the perception of Africa.

The African-American ballet dancer rose from poverty in Harlem to achieve global success.

It may help stop the animal's rapid and destructive march across Australia, researchers say.

Rushing the testimony of the woman who says the US Supreme Court pick attacked her is wrong, her lawyer says.

The Australian supermarket giant says the move is a temporary one amid a strawberry safety scare.

Villarreal's Santi Cazorla recalls how bacteria ate eight centimetres of his Achillies tendon, his time at Arsenal, and being unveiled by a magician.

BBC Radio 5 live's Andy Townsend explains what went wrong for Man City in their shock defeat by Lyon and why they were so bad.

A legal challenge will be heard over the prosecution of a woman accused of buying pills for her daughter.

A London artist turns obsolete items such as VHS tapes and floppy disks into art.

Dozens on a Jet Airways flight are injured as pilots "forget" a switch to maintain cabin pressure.

Stories of families living on the breadline are common, as are stories of racist attacks.

A girl and a woman have been seriously injured in separate incidents within 24 hours.

Jon Jones will be eligible to return to competition from 28 October after being given a backdated 15-month doping ban.

The party also proposes a levy on bookmakers and a crackdown on using credit cards to bet.

Cristiano Ronaldo suffers the first Champions League red card of his career for Juventus - but for which games will he be suspended?

The man behind Netflix series Maniac is replacing Danny Boyle as the new 007 director.

Four children from a day-care centre have died in a collision involving a train and an electric cart.

Gloucester fly-half Danny Cipriani is left out of a 36-man England squad for a training camp in Bristol next week.

The New York Review of Books editor had defended publishing a contentious piece by an ex-broadcaster.