Conservationists from Chester zoo are conducting the first ever study of the animals, in Uganda.

Trainers welcome the return of racing in Britain on Wednesday after a six-day shutdown because of equine flu.

Manchester United's defeat by Paris St-Germain was a reminder of their lack of quality, not a reflection of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's ability as manager, says ex-defender Phil Neville.

The new species were found after three years of extensive explorations in the Western Ghats.

Maria Ressa is the CEO of Rappler, which is critical of Rodrigo Duterte's government.

The mayor of the footballer's hometown of Progreso said Sala's family had arrived for the service.

Every team has "a shot at the title", says Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff as they launch their new car.

It's claimed this is the first time the rare animal has been photographed in Africa in a century.

Huawei's new advertisement claims its technology is as vital to New Zealand's 5G roll out.

Organisers are worried boys' strength will give them an advantage against girls.

Chancellor Angela Merkel has said the country needs a "zero tolerance" approach to anti-Semitism.

Catalan parties withdraw their support for the Socialist government during a budget vote.

Goalkeeper Allan McGregor will miss Rangers' next two matches after failing in his appeal against a violent conduct charge.

Anthony Joshua will fight in the US for the first time when he defends his IBF, WBA and WBO world heavyweight titles against Jarrell Miller on 1 June.

West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel is banned for the first four one-day internationals against England.

Two men said to be former intelligence officers are suspected of torturing thousands of people.

Manchester United and Paris St-Germain are charged by Uefa following their Champions League last-16 tie at Old Trafford on Tuesday.

A shock announcement that a princess wanted to run for prime minister has shaken Thai politics.

India's government let the bill lapse before parliament could ratify it, following months of protests.

West Ham midfielder Declan Rice pledges his international future to England after featuring in three friendlies for the Republic of Ireland.

The ex-boxing champion is sentenced for assaulting police officers at a Paris protest in January.