South Africa is angered after a Rwandan news site reportedly calls a key minister a "prostitute".

The French president says the anger of "yellow vest" protesters is "deep and in many ways legitimate".

The prime minister tells MPs who want a second referendum to be “open” and “honest” about what that would mean for the country.

After the alleged abuse of Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling, former Liverpool winger John Barnes tells BBC Sport the problem of racism has never gone away.

Ex-Man United defender Gary Neville says Raheem Sterling came to him for help after what he felt were "vicious" attacks during Euro 2016.

The black-and-white drama is named the best film of the year in a string of US critics' awards.

A human rights investigation suggested black people were discriminated against by Toronto police.

Lucas Digne's 96th-minute free-kick rescues a draw for Everton in a fiercely fought Premier League contest with Watford.

Are Amir Khan and Kell Brook past their best? Could they fill a stadium? Mike Costello and Steve Bunce have their say.

Staff are given tyres as part of their severance payment, as the US firm pulls out of Venezuela.

Actress Sarah Hyland says two kidney transplants left her "contemplating suicide".

Scientists are getting closer to understanding the damaging tsunami that struck Sulawesi in September.

Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada for allegedly breaking US sanctions against Iran.

The US and Russia are both questioning a Cold War arms treaty - but can it or should it be saved?

Foreign navies have played a key role in curbing piracy off Somalia's coast, writes the BBC's Anne Soy.

Google chief Sundar Pichai will answer questions from the House Judiciary Committee.

The choices that have led one country after another to move towards the legalisation of cannabis.

Theresa May says there is a "shared determination" to solve the Irish border problem after talks.

A new study suggests that doing intellectual activities throughout life is best.

One of the few black women on the African pro-wrestling scene says she's carving a path for others.

The country's central bank chief Urjit Patel stepped down abruptly on Monday, citing "personal reasons".