The Kashmir assembly is dissolved amid failed attempts to fax a claim to form the government.

Watch some of the best goals from the FA Cup first-round replays, including a lovely lob from Barnet's Craig Robson and a superb strike from Doncaster's John Marquis.

Fresh from his debut MLS season, Zlatan Ibrahimovic opens up on his life and stellar career to BBC Radio 5 live's Football Daily.

The group claimed the Netflix series copied the group's statue of the goat deity Baphomet.

England's Tyrrell Hatton and Ian Poulter hold a share of the lead after the first round of the World Cup of Golf in Australia.

The daughter of former US politicians Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton says public expectations differed for each of her parents.

The rainfall is helping to contain the deadly fires, but is expected to complicate recovery efforts.

Robert Kubica is to race for Williams in 2019, completing a remarkable comeback eight years after a rally accident that nearly killed him.

In a statement, his family says John Allen Chau had 'nothing but love for the Sentinelese people'.

The ritual burial could be linked to a huge previously undiscovered Iron Age settlement.

The gases that are driving up temperatures reached a new high in 2017 with no sign of a reversal in the trend.

Daniela Tejada speaks to the BBC about the jailing of her husband Matthew Hedges in the UAE for spying.

A draft agreement on future EU-UK relations paves the way for a deal this weekend, the PM says.

Michael Kadar made thousands of hoax calls to airlines, hospitals and Jewish schools worldwide.

"It's as if it's had two centuries taken off its age," says one expert monitoring the Italian icon.

World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper says referees should brandish more red and yellow cards in an effort to eradicate the dangerous tackles.

MI5 admits for the first time it made a mistake in failing to track the 2017 Manchester bomber, MPs say.

England centre Manu Tuilagi is set to make his long-anticipated Test return after being named on the bench to face Australia.

Wales will wear rainbow laces this weekend to "show support to former captain Gareth Thomas."

Four family members are held after the child was beaten to death at his home in eastern France.

Liam Williams starts at full-back and Gareth Anscombe at fly-half as Wales make 14 changes for Saturday's match with South Africa in Cardiff.