A racist yearbook returns to haunt a top Republican, whose party had claimed the moral high ground.

The film-maker takes legal action against the company for allegedly refusing to release his latest film.

Wheaton in Maryland has a large Salvadoran population who are feeling the impact of the current news cycle.

Vivianne Miedema scores twice as holders Arsenal reach the Women's League Cup final with victory over Manchester United.

Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva says he and his team-mates thought they had lost the league when they dropped five points behind rivals Liverpool eight days ago.

Police say body recovered from wreckage of crashed plane is that of Cardiff City player Emiliano Sala.

Emiliano Sala was born in Santa Fe, Argentina - but it was in France that the 28-year old forged his reputation.

Emiliano Sala, known as the 'local Carlos Tevez', was a player who bloomed late, was teased by team-mates and loved detective novels.

The University of Farmington was a scam so why did 129 Indian students risk their future to enrol there?

Yanxi Palace was streamed 15 billion times, but then China said it was bad for audiences.

Images show Iranian women pictured before and after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

A selection of the best photos from across the continent this week.

Inside the hospital where there's barely running water, let alone medicines.

It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?

Greek player Maria Sakkari describes the line judges as "the worst I have ever seen in my life" in her Fed Cup defeat by Britain's Johanna Konta.

Vehicles with US food and medicine are unable to cross a border bridge, blocked by Venezuela.

How a torrent of toxic sludge buried buildings in Brumadinho - and the risk of it happening again.

The smartphone is becoming a powerful medical tool that can diagnose a growing number of conditions.

India's Parle-G ranks among the world's biggest selling biscuits but competition is heating up. Can they stay ahead?

Why the line between nuclear and conventional weapons is becoming increasingly blurred.

The government claims Boko Haram militants have been "decimated" since it came to power in 2015.