Thousands died as a thick polluted fog engulfed London for four days in 1952.

England must "get stuck in" to save the third Test against Australia and keep the Ashes alive, says assistant coach Paul Farbrace.

Freedom Party nominees take foreign, interior and defence ministries in new coalition government.

With stats better than Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara and Viv Richards, BBC Sport asks if Steve Smith is the best batsman since Donald Bradman.

Adm Marcelo Srur is sent into retirement following criticism of the operation to rescue the submarine.

Australia's first same sex wedding takes place 8 days after legislation is passed.

The ancient skeleton is thought to be the largest of its kind in private hands.

On-the-run artist Hua Yong's message to his daughter as Chinese police close in on him goes viral.

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez says his side "need something in January" after they dropped into the relegation zone with defeat at Arsenal.

Antonio Conte says Chelsea's form is being "forgotten" due to Manchester City's record-breaking run, after the Blues beat Southampton.

Cristiano Ronaldo expects to continue his "trajectory" and collect more trophies after helping Real Madrid win the 2017 Club World Cup.

Former world number one Neil Robertson sees off a John Higgins fightback to set up a Scottish Open final against China's Cao Yupeng.

Bath avenged last weekend's Champions Cup defeat in France with a 26-21 victory over Toulon at the Recreation Ground.

Manchester City march to their 16th successive league win as they thump Tottenham to extend their Premier League lead to 14 points.

Strong winds drive the Thomas fire - now California's third-biggest on record - towards the coast.

US media reports say documents from the operation describe strange aircraft and hovering objects.

The US transportation company's shares fell sharply on Friday after CEO's medical leave was announced.

The lawyer will head the group after a series of Hollywood sexual abuse and harassment allegations.

Bradley Lowery, the six-year-old Sunderland mascot who died from cancer, will be recognised with the Helen Rollason Award at Sunday's BBC Sports Personality show.

The children were migrating from Central America and disappeared while crossing Mexico.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "strange but true".