Images of a starving Canadian bear go viral - but all may not be as it appears.

Some passengers face disruption after 79 Dublin-based pilots and others around Europe plan walkouts.

Tottenham defender Toby Alderweireld will not return from a hamstring problem until February, manager Mauricio Pochettino confirms.

A project searching for life in the cosmos will scan the first interstellar asteroid for signs of alien technology.

BBC Sport meets Bobby Clay - a middle-distance runner with osteoporosis, who is warning others of the dangers of over-training and under-eating.

The party is accused of claiming European Parliament cash for staff doing party work in France.

Shyma, who was filmed eating a banana while in her underwear, is convicted of inciting debauchery.

The latest film in the sci-fi saga gets glowing reviews ahead of its European premiere in London.

Police say the 63-year-old caused thousands of euros worth of damage and they don't yet know why.

The European Council's president urges EU countries to show "unity" in the next phase of talks.

He and a woman are accused of assaulting employees after inviting them for foot massages.

Tiny Rebel is told psychedelic cans for one of its beers are "too attractive" to children.

A wild-haired statue of footballing legend Maradona has been unveiled in India.

Why do Australia have faster bowlers than England? Is pace born or made? And does it even matter?

Roy Moore had a little trouble leaving an Alabama polling station, after turning up on horseback.

Burnley go fourth in the Premier League as Ashley Barnes' late winner gives them victory over determined Stoke at Turf Moor.

Crystal Palace score two late goals to earn a dramatic over Watford and move out of the Premier League relegation zone for the first time this season.

England captain Joe Root says it is time for his team to "stand up" in the crucial third Ashes Test in Perth.

Chelsea move level on points with second-placed Manchester United and send Huddersfield to a fifth defeat in six games.

British number one Johanna Konta tells BBC Sport she split with coach Wim Fissette because their relationship had 'ran its natural course'.

Fergal Keane reveals the crisis in DR Congo's Kasai region, where millions face starvation.