A dumpling with feelings just clinched Oscar gold and sent Asian communities into overdrive.

The ceremony saw Black Panther make history and a surprise win for Green Book.

Motherwell decide to keep possession despite Celtic thinking they were getting the ball back, and go on to score. (UK only)

As tensions mount over foreign intervention, Venezuelans tell the BBC's Katy Watson what the future holds for Nicolás Maduro.

A look at what happened, who won what and who said what at the Oscars 2019.

Tory backbenchers propose a two-month postponement, as Theresa May prepares to meet EU leaders.

Japan's PM says plans to move a US military base on Okinawa must go ahead despite a vote against it.

Howard X says officials have told him his visa is "invalid", but has received no other explanation.

It was the first Academy Awards to go ahead without a host since 1989 - and it was an unqualified success.

The 44-year-old actress has starred in a number of cult British shows, including Peep Show and Fleabag.

Pebbles and driftwood are the building blocks for Sam Bennett's amazing sculptures.

A photo of George Otieno's penile cancer was used to spread false rumours about a made-up STI.

Frank Bruno recalls the night where over two million Britons tuned in on radios to see if he could stun Mike Tyson in Las Vegas.

England's women are thrashed by India, who seal a series victory with a seven-wicket win in the second one-day international in Mumbai.

The World Health Organization said anti-vaccine views were a "top 10 global health threat" in 2019.

Zoe Kleinman looks at some of the elements that make our phones work, and the cost to our planet.

Including the unusual place Olivia Colman plans to keep her Oscar.

Officials say a man who attempted to hijack a flight, who was killed by police, was carrying a fake pistol.

Spectators were treated to a dog making an amazing 83-yard frisbee catch during half-time of the Orlando Apollos v Memphis Express game.

A new image from Japan's Hayabusa-2 spacecraft reveals a dark splodge where it touched down on the surface of an asteroid last week.

Craig Coley served 38 years in jail, but a review of DNA evidence helped to clear his name in 2017.