The schizophrenia tablets have an embedded sensor that tells doctors whether the patient has taken them.

Grand champion Harumafuji is sorry for 'causing trouble' after allegation involving fellow wrestler.

Goalkeeper Karen Bardsley is named in England's 26-player squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Togo international Francis Kone hopes the Fifa Fair Play Award he won last month can send a message to those who engage in racial abuse.

Ratings agency Standard & Poor's says Venezuela failed to make $200m in payments on its bonds.

Norway is accused of violating the Paris climate change agreement by issuing oil exploration licences.

Sweden's players celebrate reaching the World Cup finals in Russia by storming the pitchside studio of a Swedish broadcaster.

Social media users react to Italy's failure to qualify for next year's World Cup tournament in Russia.

The much-publicised incident in 1972 helped spur nation-first laws decriminalising homosexuality.

Shark experts tell the BBC what to do if one attacks (and no, you don't always have to punch it...)

It took 40 hours of game play or an extra payment to unlock Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker, among others.

Governments are turning to social-media-based campaigns to stifle dissent, warns a net freedom report.

Backers of President Mugabe's wife tell the army chief to stay in barracks after takeover warning.

Jessica Allen was acting as surrogate when she thought she gave birth to 'identical twin' boys.

With Italy failing to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1958, we assess where it went wrong for the Azzurri and what happens next.

The US attorney general looks into "alleged unlawful dealings related to the Clinton Foundation".

England second row George Kruis is dropped for Saturday's Test against Australia with prop Ellis Genge and back Alex Lozowski also missing out.

The issue of human rights was largely ignored by US President Donald Trump during his Asia trip.

Monitors saw "thousands of emaciated men, women and children piled on top of each other" in detention.

The Football Association should accept England forward Eniola Aluko's offer to help with its reforms, says sports minister Tracey Crouch.

Police say the men had been running a grocery shop next door as a cover while they dug the tunnel.