The video and image sharing site apologises after a test was accidentally rolled out to millions of users.

A business trip to Africa by ex-security aide Alexandre Benalla embarrasses the French presidency.

Serena Williams says she wants to "move on to bigger and better things" following her first match since her controversial US Open final defeat by Naomi Osaka.

Felipe Anderson scores twice as West Ham come from behind to beat Southampton and move up to ninth in the Premier League table.

Two-time champions Gary Anderson and Michael van Gerwen both reach the quarter-finals of the PDC World Championship at Alexandra Palace.

Both chambers of congress adjourn within minutes of opening their sessions on the disputed budget.

Who looks a more mature player? Who scored a "super" goal? Who produced a "masterclass"? Find out in Garth Crooks' Team of the Week.

A former UN rights chief is accused of supporting Dubai's version of events over Sheikha Latifa.

One poisoning, five victims, and a diplomatic scandal. But what happened when the news moved on?

DR Congo has one of the largest contingents of UN peacekeepers in the world.

The Philadelphia Eagles had never won the Super Bowl before, but British-Nigerian athlete Jay Ajayi helped to end that record.

Frankie McCamley compiles our alternative power hot list and explains the origins of the Insta influencers.

"These are the real heroes". The Syrian stuck in airport praises people who helped bring him to Canada.

From the search for life in the Universe to fighting fires in Antarctica, here's a festive selection of the best science long reads from 2018.

A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week.

A British designer is recycling used chewing gum cleaning our streets in the process.

Can we use roads to generate power, make toilet paper and help increase the bee population?

Ditching your car can now earn you rewards in northern Italy.

A young Palestinian entrepreneur has designed a new concrete block.

People living in Paris are planting little gardens in the streets.

There seems to be a huge market for videos of rape shared via mobile, which has many worried.