As France finds itself in the grip of fuel protests, how will President Macron respond?

Mosul University is trying to recover from the trauma of war and occupation by the so-called Islamic State.

Suicide rates in America are rising, particularly among white, middle-aged men. This summer camp helps families deal with their grief.

Stacey Cunningham is the first female president of the New York Stock Exchange.

The magazine said it would target its readers online "on the platforms they frequent most".

The latest attacks come ahead of a high-stakes meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping this month.

The US president is asked to determine whether the crown prince was involved in the Khashoggi murder.

The only concert grand piano in Gaza has been restored and played in a rare concert.

Wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow says he wants to regain his England place as a wicketkeeper, rather than a specialist batsman.

Poland come from behind to draw with Portugal and ensure they will be in pot one for the Euro 2020 qualifying draw.

Unidentified gunmen have abducted an Italian aid worker in south-eastern Kenya, police say.

Tennis star Venus Williams reaches an agreement over a collision that resulted in a man's death.

An animal shelter which rescued "Britain's fattest dog" has an even bigger problem on its hands.

The former rugby player was the victim of a gay hate crime in Cardiff on Saturday.

Interpol elects a South Korean as president, rejecting the controversial Russian frontrunner.

The 14-year-old girl was trapped alone in a hut during the storm in India's Tamil Nadu state.

Wales manager Ryan Giggs is scathing in his criticism of his "complacent" players after a 1-0 friendly defeat in Albania.

Shares in the tech giant have dropped 25% since their October peak - so what's the problem?

Paris St-Germain forward Neymar lasts just six minutes as Brazil edge past Cameroon in a friendly in Milton Keynes.

The EFL has agreed a new television deal with Sky Sports but several of the clubs are unhappy. BBC Sport's Simon Stone looks at the reasons why.

In part three of our Fernando Alonso series, Ferrari offers a new lease of life and a chance to become a legend at the Italian team - but what went wrong?