The chat app will only allow users to forward messages five times to limit the spread of false news.

Ireland fly-half Johnny Sexton is nearing a return to full fitness ahead of the Six Nations opener against England, according to Leinster boss Leo Cullen.

The confrontation between a white student and a Native American elder sparked widespread criticism.

BBC reporter Helene Daouphars (who is French) looks at how EU citizens will apply for settled status in the UK.

Chelsea target Gonzalo Higuain remains in Italy as AC Milan attempt to secure his replacement before potential move.

The rapper responds to critics who questioned his involvement in the 2017 festival disaster.

The first and last blood moon of the year peaked this morning.

Government critic Carlos Fernando Chamorro says he has gone into exile in Costa Rica.

Opposition parties question the incredible age of first-time voters and other irregularities.

Investigators say He Jiankui sought "fame and fortune" with his claim to have edited baby genes.

A day before the Oscar nominations, it's the turn of the awards no-one in Hollywood wants.

Pope Francis launches app to encourage Catholics to pray with him.

Jockey Mikey Sweeney on Ask Heather almost falls off but makes an "incredible recovery" then goes on to win the race.

Kamala Harris, who previously served as an attorney general, says she is "very excited" about running.

The Fund cuts its 2019 growth prediction from 3.7% to 3.5% and says trade spats could make things worse.

Liverpool player James Milner was sent off by his former PE teacher, Jon Moss, in his side's win over Crystal Palace.

Novak Djokovic is confident he will be ready to face Kei Nishikori in the Australian Open quarter-finals after a gruelling last-16 battle against Daniil Medvedev.

Bodycam footage released by Tallahassee Police Department shows the two year old with her hands raised for officers.

An Egyptian presenter gets one year of hard labour for hosting a gay man on his show last year.

Alexander Zverev destroyed a racquet in a spectacular meltdown in the second set during his fourth-round match against Canada's Milos Raonic.

Jacinda Ardern says it's tough juggling her roles but hearing her baby giggle can put things in perspective.