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.

Police say they are investigating an "abhorrent hate crime" after a Lyon fan appeared to give a Nazi salute during the team's Champions League win at Manchester City.

Najib Razak denies all charges linked to the alleged transfer of $556m from a state fund to his account.

World Rugby has warned that body ink is associated with gangsters in Japan, host of the 2019 World Cup.

Manchester City's Champions League defeat against Lyon had nothing to do with the crowd at the Etihad Stadium, according to coach Mikel Arteta.

Police say school staff forced the 15-year-old to have an abortion after she was raped by students.

The EU Council president dismisses the Chequers plan - the PM says there is "hard work" to be done.

A lobster restaurant in Maine says the process is more humane as it lessens their pain before death.

British number one Johanna Konta loses in straight sets to Croatia's Donna Vekic in the Pan Pacific Open last-16.

The Spanish foreign minister says he disagreed with the idea, put to him during a visit to the US.

Cody Wilson flew to Taiwan before he could be detained, police in Texas say.

Ugandan pop star and MP Bobi Wine tells the BBC the government "is panicking" as he returns home.

A South African man is charged after his racist tirade against President Ramaphosa caused outrage.