The tennis superstar is funding research at Harvard to find better ways to improve early years education.

Police said they shot dead four violent IS-linked terrorists, but then a young boy tore holes in their story.

Naomi Osaka beats Elina Svitolina in straight sets to reach the Australian Open semi-finals in Melbourne.

A new film about Somalis in Manchester challenges decades of negative coverage, its directors say.

Ex-Chancellor George Osborne says MPs are likely to delay to dodge the "bullet" of a no-deal Brexit.

Police say a nine-hour search finds no trace of the plane carrying Emiliano Sala and a pilot.

Former F1 World Champion Nico Rosberg wants to bring electric transport to the masses.

Serena Williams misses four match points before succumbing to Czech Karolina Pliskova in a dramatic Australian Open quarter-final.

Chinese model Zuo Ye says she feels "guilty and ashamed" but asks for understanding.

Kanaka Durga's family have locked her out of her home after her historic entry into a Hindu temple.

The Japanese firm will move its European headquarters to the Netherlands to avoid customs issues.

Blogger Yang Hengjun has a sizeable following online and has criticised China's Communist Party.

With Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa's media presentation about his methods sparking debate, Opta's Duncan Alexander shows how modern clubs prepare for games.

A cold snap transforms the world-famous waterfall into a winter wonderland.

Vlogger Zoella and pop star Rita Ora were threatened with court action over social media ads.

Canada's new food guide urges people to cut back on juice and milk in favour of plain old water.

Lucas Pouille reaches his first Grand Slam semi-final with a 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 6-7 (2-7) 6-4 win over Milos Raonic at the Australian Open.

She is expected to infuse fresh energy into the Congress party's general election campaign.

There are reports of opposition rallies in "many cities" across the country against Nicolás Maduro.

Amy Pay, 27, says she didn't take her asthma seriously until she nearly ended up in hospital.

The leading Brexiteer says changes could win round opponents but he will not vote for a "backstop".