Anti-austerity and pro-Brexit protesters are battling over the mantle of the French gilets jaunes.

Julian Castro and Tulsi Gabbard want to challenge President Donald Trump in 2020.

Japan's Mikuru Suzuki beats England's Lorraine Winstanley 3-0 in the BDO Women's World Championship final.

Edinburgh have one foot in the European Champions Cup quarter-finals after scoring three tries in a historic victory in Toulon.

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri says "very important" Willian "has to stay" with the club after the winger scores the winner against Newcastle.

Glentoran goalkeeper Elliott Morris scores a wind-assisted free-kick from 70 yards to open the scoring in bizarre fashion against Institute.

Glentoran keeper Elliott Morris says his free-kick goal from 70 yards in Saturday's Irish Premiership win over Institute was intentional.

Fulham vice-chairman Tony Khan tells a critical supporter to "go to hell" and vows to invest in players in January.

President Ramaphosa says the high number of rapes is a national crisis and urges men to fight it.

Thousands turn out across France for new "yellow vests" protests, with dozens of arrests.

Salwa, 24, tells the BBC that she ran away from her family in Saudi Arabia to seek a better life.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "inspiration".

More than a third of Lebanon's population is refugees. Storm Norma's left many of their homes flooded.

The Maasai Olympic Games aim to convince young Maasai men to play sport, instead of hunting lions.

A global online game was blamed for numerous suicides. But it isn't quite what it seems.

Each year millions of visitors walk through the cobbled streets of Prague's Old Town. Few know what lies beneath their feet.

China says it has low rates of violent crime, but can its statistics be trusted?

Swiss watch companies gather for their Geneva show after a difficult couple of years for the industry.

The US secretary of state steps up diplomatic efforts with Turkey to protect Kurdish allies in Syria.

The former rebel commander went into hiding more than six months ago fearing reprisals.

Jeremy Corbyn vows to try to topple the government "soon" after the government's expected defeat in this week's key vote.