Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "glass and steel".

US viewers are bingeing the series on Netflix, setting up fan groups and hosting themed parties.

Tech firms hope better artificial intelligence will mean more compelling products.

Grandparents Tina and Winston Reid have been moving around Mersea Island, in Essex.

The pop star says he's "less uptight" than before - but confesses he's turning into his dad.

Holocaust survivor Steven Frank says the figures are "terribly worrying".

Laura Kenny wins scratch-race gold on her first National Track Championships appearance since 2015.

One bomb went off outside the cathedral on Jolo island; a second exploded as soldiers responded.

Captain Joe Root says he will not "hide behind" excuses after England's 381-run defeat by West Indies in the first Test in Barbados.

Prince Philip wishes a passenger a "speedy recovery" in a note after an accident near Sandringham.

Everton boss Marco Silva says the video assistant referee rules in the FA Cup "do not make sense" after his side lost 3-2 at Millwall.

France's Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut win the Australian Open men's doubles title to complete a career Grand Slam.

The military attache in Washington says he no longer recognises Nicolás Maduro as president.

Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed is suspended for four matches for making a racist remark towards South Africa's Andile Phehlukwayo.

Malaysia is stripped of hosting the 2019 World Para Swimming Championships for refusing to let Israeli athletes compete, says the IPC.

Novak Djokovic wins a record seventh Australian Open men's singles title with a crushing victory over Rafael Nadal.

Racist chanting during Millwall's FA Cup win over Everton is described as "disgusting" by Kick It Out and being investigated by the Football Association.

The singer with BNK48, one of Thailand's most popular bands, visited the Israeli embassy to apologise.

Russia's northern city remembers the end of the deadly and gruelling siege with a military parade.

More than 300 people are missing two days after a dam collapsed as the number of dead rises to 58.

Music fans make pilgrimage to Zimbabwean singer Oliver Mtukudzi's home village for his burial.