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.

The suspects in the Novichok poisoning and their superiors are hit with EU sanctions.

Filmmakers say the Supreme Court justice deserves to be "immortalised in Lego".

Members of the National Guard are arrested for allegedly plotting a revolt against the president.

Jamie Murray says Dan Evans' comments about doubles players being "people who didn't make it at singles" are "ignorant".

The findings sparked excitement among archaeologists, who believed the stones to be thousands of years old.

Huddersfield appoint Jan Siewert to succeed David Wagner as the club's manager on a deal until 2021.

The PM also rejects calls to delay Brexit and warns another referendum could harm "social cohesion".

In her column for BBC Sport, Serena Guthrie explains what England learned from the Quad Series as they prepare for the World Cup.

At least 20 people are killed as militants detonate a car bomb in central Afghanistan, officials say.

Derby County sign former England, Chelsea and Arsenal left-back Ashley Cole on a deal until the end of the season.

Rescuers try to reach sailors as an explosion and fire on two ships in the Black Sea kill at least 11.

Serena Williams is forced to turn back as she walks on to court while her opponent, Simona Halep, is being announced to the crowd before their fourth-round match at the Australian Open.

Millions of ready meals were withdrawn from sale after they were found to contain horse, not beef.

A train carrying 30 vintage T-34 tanks arrives outside Moscow after an epic journey from Laos.

Heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua's credibility in the US has been "damaged" by fighting "no-hopers", says legendary promoter Bob Arum.

Brandon Truaxe set up the beauty company best known for skincare brand The Ordinary in 2013.

Watch five great flukes from the 2019 Masters, including shots from Ding Junhui, Judd Trump and Luca Brecel.

West Brom move up to third in the Championship with a comfortable win at Bolton, amid fan protests at Wanderers owner Ken Anderson.