Mohamed Salah scores direct from a corner before leaving the pitch injured in Egypt's 4-1 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying win over eSwatini.

Former British and Irish Lions Jamie Heaslip and Ugo Monye join BBC Sport's Chris Jones to preview the return of the Champions Cup.

BBC rugby league correspondent Dave Woods previews Saturday's Super League Grand Final between Wigan and Warrington.

Brandon Truaxe is stripped of his job at the skincare company after months of erratic online behaviour.

Descendants of the 15th-Century residents are now fighting to have it recognised as their homeland.

Eleven-year-old Chanelle Wangari has broken into the top 10, making her Africa's top-ranked junior.

How one man used an innovative idea to tackle gangs and bring clean water to the slums of Nairobi.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

Can the Iran-Iraq war explain today’s conflicts shattering the region?

Every time the North Korean leader makes the news, two very unlikely beneficiaries prepare for their phones to start ringing.

Bhutan has for years been closed off to the outside world, but cycling could be its ticket in.

The conservative CSU's hold on Bavaria looks set to diminish in a key election.

Successful, educated and attractive - Arlène Agneroh's friends said the only thing she was missing was a husband.

Parts of Australia ravaged by drought have finally enjoyed rain - but relief is temporary.

BTS fans give us the inside track on the chants, the moves and the light sticks ahead of their O2 gig.

If you're puzzled by all the election talk, you're not alone. Here's all you need to know about November's vote.

Rebel fighters have until Monday to remove themselves from the buffer zone around the city of Idlib.

Lorent Saleh, 30, has been freed and flown to Spain after four years in prison, officials say.

Turkish officials say journalist Jamal Khashoggi was tortured and killed in the Saudi consulate.

England's Nations League game in Croatia will be remembered for the "weirdness" off the pitch rather than what happened on it.

Nine die when a violent storm destroys their camp on the Himalayan peak of Gurja.