England's Jos Buttler says no-ball calls should be taken away from on-field umpires after mistakes on day three of the third Test in Sri Lanka.

New UN data suggests an average of 137 women across the world are killed by a partner or family member every day.

Ireland cap the greatest year in their rugby history by sweeping the board at the World Rugby awards in Monte Carlo.

Central American migrants tried to cross into the US illegally on Sunday by jumping a border fence.

It was to be the biggest match in the world - but after River Plate fans attacked the Boca Juniors bus, the postponed Copa Libertadores final has shamed Argentina, writes Mani Djazmi.

Northern Ireland's Daryl Gurney claims the second major title of his career with victory over Michael van Gerwen at the Players Championship.

MOTD2 pundit Matt Upson looks at how the Gunners’ new formation helped them beat Bournemouth without Mesut Ozil and examines whether the Blues should keep N'Golo Kante in his new advanced role.

Who showed composure and leadership? Which player is really a bit special? And who has a spring in his step again?

Rising sea levels mean women in Bangladesh are drinking ever saltier water, threatening unborn babies.

The InSight mission is about to make the hair-raising descent to the surface of the Red Planet.

A new exhibition highlights the work of the 2018 Nature’s Best Photography award winners.

The emergence of a photo of a student wearing blackface caused days of tension at Cal Poly university. Student journalist Megan Schellong was there.

The Green vote swelled in Bavaria and Hesse - so could the party get into government in Berlin?

Your Monday briefing on some of the most important stories coming up over the next seven days.

Sina, a musician from Tehran, spoke to the BBC about culture, travel, social media, and his rather unexpected job.

Seeing the British band live made Spencer Rascoff know what to do with his life, but it didn't involve joining a group.

A car, a plane, or a chilli pepper - what kind of coffin do you want to be buried in?

With another skyscraper planned for London, what are the rules on putting up high-rise buildings?

It's not clear why the two pods washed up on the Stewart Island but officials say they couldn't be saved.

Canada bought the pipeline despite fierce opposition to a project that would triple its capacity.

The oil giants Eni and Shell are accused of knowing a deal for an oilfield would involve others paying bribes.