John Higgins says he has lost his appetite for snooker after finishing runner-up at the past two World Championships.

The US military says it has carried out its deadliest strike in Somalia since November 2017.

As cannabis becomes legal, 500,000 people with possession convictions want their records expunged.

The interim boss of USA Gymnastics resigns after her appointment was criticised by Olympic champions Simone Biles and Aly Raisman.

His comments come as Turkish sources say they have more evidence the Saudi journalist was killed.

The Democrat's campaign says it was a "mistake" to publish names of victims without their permission.

A depleted Wales beat the Republic of Ireland as Harry Wilson's beautiful free-kick illuminates an otherwise drab Nations League match in Dublin.

Anna Burns, the writer of Milkman, is the first author from Northern Ireland to win the prize.

The flamboyant brothel owner and media personality was due to stand for political office next month.

A cage fighter, female fighter pilot and Miss America. Who says politicians are boring?

Premier League club West Ham suspend a coach after he attended a march by a group that has been criticised by anti-racism campaigners.

Watch Reiss Nelson's brilliant free-kick for England U21s as they beat Scotland 2-0 to extend their unbeaten run to 35 qualifiers.

Beijing's crackdown on a film star and the Interpol chief highlights its use of secret detentions.

What's it like to be someone who watches banned content on social media so you don't have to?

It's all to do with money and timing, says the BBC's Europe editor Katya Adler.

Nehanda Nyakasikana led the fight against British colonisers in Zimbabwe in the 19th Century.

Tired of corruption, business people in Brazil come together to forge a new generation of lawmakers.

Adeyemi Michael's mum stars in his film, riding a horse down a busy London street in Nigerian dress.

Ukraine is pulling churches away from Russia's grip - a very sensitive issue in the current conflict.

The execution-style killings of two aid workers raised fears that the Islamist insurgency is far from over.

A Bengali textile worker was murdered in London’s East End in 1978, mobilising his immigrant community.