Tyson Fury wants his world titles back and challenges Anthony Joshua after reaching an agreement over a backdated two-year doping ban.

Pep Guardiola says he apologises if Man City's celebrations offended Man United as a whole, but not if only Jose Mourinho was upset.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho criticises the media for not asking enough questions about Bournemouth in the pre-match news conference.

The image of an officer next to the "monster" snake has been viewed two million times, police say.

A video of a Hindu murdering a Muslim man in the name of "love jihad" has left most Indians stunned.

The Syria campaign made Russia a key player in the Middle East, Steve Rosenberg writes.

From "Zupta" to "Mantash", how Jacob Zuma's presidency has shaped the way South Africans speak.

An illustrator's creative gifs depicting solitary "calm in the chaos" of urban life attract interest online.

This year's entries capture buildings from all angles.

A sale of Rupert Murdoch's entertainment assets could be confirmed as soon as Thursday, reports say.

Civilians are returning to Raqqa after Islamic State were pushed out, but dangers, and wounds, remain.

Natalie Toper tells her story of why she wears a stoma and how it has affected her daily life.

Workplace consultant Marilyn Loden coined the phrase "the glass ceiling" 39 years ago but says it is still as relevant as ever.

How a baby born with her heart outside her body has survived after surgery at Glenfield Hospital in Leicester.

Despite being based in a small Welsh town, the Hiut Demin Company is exporting its jeans globally.

The annual Virgin of Guadalupe pilgrimage in Mexico is marred by the deaths of 11 pilgrims.

The reliably frozen Arctic is history, say scientists who warn of an unprecedented rate of warming.

Doug Jones wins a Senate seat for Alabama after a bitter campaign against Trump-backed Roy Moore.

Borce Ristevski is accused of murdering his wife, Karen, whose disappearance baffled Australia.

The secretary of state appeared to soften his tone on North Korea at a Washington policy speech.

Theresa May insists she will give MPs a "meaningful vote" on Brexit deal as she faces possible defeat.