Junior side Auchineck Talbot's Scottish Cup run is over after they were easily beaten in the last 16 by Hearts.

Sergio Aguero equals the record for Premier League hat-tricks as he helps Manchester City hammer Chelsea at Etihad Stadium.

Scientists hope to discover one of the most famous ships in Antarctic exploration history this week.

Laura Muir's training partner Jemma Reekie wins the 1500m British title to secure a European Indoors spot.

Prime Minister Victor Orban wants more babies to be born to avoid the need for immigration.

Senator Amy Klobuchar, the fifth woman to enter the White House race, vows to be a moderate voice.

Negotiators hoping to hit a Friday deadline disagree on issues including money for a border wall.

Watch the quirkier moments from the second round of the Six Nations, featuring a very relaxed Finn Russell, an anatomy lesson from Nigel Owens and England's demolition of France at Twickenham.

Mark Wood claims his maiden five-wicket Test haul to help England to a 142-run lead over West Indies on the second day in St Lucia.

Watch highlights from the third weekend's fixtures in the Women's Six Nations.

Dua Lipa wins best new artist and country star Kacey Musgraves gets best album at a female-first Grammys.

More than half the population in Escobares, Texas, live below the poverty line.

Brexit may mean buying your favourite brand could cost you more. Here's why.

Neither war nor the Islamic state has stopped Abu Malek driving his 1952 DeSoto Powermaster Classic car across Syria.

The BBC maps the challenges facing Nigeria as it approaches a presidential election 20 years after the end of military rule.

Andrew Michael was 17 when he used his mother's credit card without her knowledge to launch a successful IT company.

Around half a million concrete domed bunkers were built in Albania - and many of them still exist today.

Details of two scandals should be revealed this week and a major African country votes.

Three generations of women in Iran reflect on how the 1979 Islamic Revolution changed their lives.

Families in West Virginia say the coal mines have poisoned their water. Now they're fighting back.

A handful of Asian countries allow parents to take legal action against their children who fail to support them.