Barcelona confirm the £65m signing of Ajax midfielder Frenkie de Jong, with the deal to go through in the summer.

Images shared on his social media accounts show the president looking noticeably slimmer and neater.

Thousands protest in Venezuela's capital in a bid to topple President Nicolás Maduro's government.

Celebrated worldwide, he came to prominence as a voice of the revolution fighting white-minority rule.

Zimbabwe's security forces have been accused of using systematic torture to crackdown on protesters.

Wag is accused of trying to silence a couple whose dog died on a walk arranged through the app.

James Anderson takes four wickets in the final session to swing the first Test in England's favour on day one against West Indies in Barbados.

Jordan Jones scores the winner against the club he will join this summer, as Kilmarnock came from behind to beat Rangers and move into second place in the Scottish Premiership.

Manchester City reach the Carabao Cup final by completing a 10-0 aggregate win over League One Burton in their semi-final.

Tiger Woods makes his first start of 2019 at the Farmers Insurance Open on a Torrey Pines course that has proved so successful for him.

It comes after it emerged a teenage girl took her own life after viewing disturbing content online.

Australia says it is seeking access to Yang Hengjun, a prominent blogger, "as a matter of priority".

The suspect is in custody after barricading himself and killing five people at the branch, police say.

The previous king unexpectedly stepped away from the throne in January, a first in Malaysian history.

Christine Welch has been writing and singing in Mandarin Chinese for years, but got her big break in an unexpected way.

In 1959 Pope John XXIII called all the world’s Catholic bishops and cardinals to Rome to discuss the future of the Church, it led to sweeping reform.

Greek MPs back a landmark deal to rename Macedonia, after thousands protest against it.

The futures of more than a million Nigerian university students are on hold as a lecturers' strike drags on.

The Huawei executive's house arrest offers a rare glimpse into the lives of China's elite in Canada

An evening meal in pitch darkness is the surprising hot ticket at this year's World Economic Forum.

Some people appear to have extra special poo, rich in good bugs, that could help mend sick patients.