Rumours have swirled over the health of President Ali Bongo, who is in hospital in Saudi Arabia.

A march marking 100 years of independence draws huge crowds, but the opposition boycotts the event.

Rangers move to within two points of top spot in the Premiership after they hammer 10-man Motherwell at Ibrox.

Barcelona lose at home for the first time in more than two years as the Spanish champions are beaten by an impressive Real Betis.

Maria Ressa says the charges against her are intended to "harass" her for criticising the state.

Jose Mourinho says Manchester City's preparations for their derby victory were helped by playing in two "friendly" matches during the past week.

Substitute Henrikh Mkhitaryan scores a late equaliser to stretch Arsenal's unbeaten run to 16 matches and deny Wolverhampton Wanderers a famous win at the Emirates.

Firefighters are facing strengthening hot dry desert winds as they try to contain two major blazes.

Lewis Hamilton wins the Brazilian Grand Prix after leader Max Verstappen is shunted off the circuit by backmarker Esteban Ocon.

Watch the quirkiest moments from the FA Cup first round so far, including Guiseley's sensational win over Cambridge United and a brilliant goal from Doncaster's Herbie Kane.

A teenage jockey was lucky to escape serious injury as he obliviously jogged around a course as racehorses sped towards him.

Roger Federer pays for an error-strewn performance as his opening group match at the ATP Finals ends in defeat by Kei Nishikori.

An Israeli soldier and seven Palestinians are killed amid an undercover operation in the Gaza Strip.

One woman explains how a discovery about her husband's behaviour affected her life.

Both the momentum for talks and the opportunity to engage with Pyongyang may be slipping away.

A death sentence for a young man selling cannabis oil prompts Malaysia to reflect on its drug laws.

Torotoro National Park is a remote place in the Andes mountains that used to be home to lots of dinosaurs.

In a small town in Mexico, a story on social media drove a mob to murder. But it was fake.

India has seen a rise in public lynching's caused by social media messages spreading fake news.

Fake news is not only news that you disagree with. It can also very closely mimic real news stories.

We break down five stories blamed for spreading fear, confusion and even sparking ethnic violence.