The opposition rejects President Bashir's announcement and anti-government protests gain momentum.

Jeremy Corbyn says the party is prepared to support a new public vote as MPs seek to delay the UK's exit.

The BBC will broadcast every England women match in the build-up to this summer's World Cup, including the SheBelieves Cup.

'The Rock' tweeted to a young girl from Wiltshire, telling the "lovely cookie" to "stay strong".

The Met Office records 20.6C in Ceredigion - the first UK temperature over 20C reached in winter.

Roger Federer needs three sets to beat German Philipp Kohlschreiber in his first match since the Australian Open.

Anthony Joshua says he has studied Jarrell Miller more than any other boxer in order to avoid a "banana skin" when the pair meet on 1 June.

Muhammadu Buhari - seeking a second term - has extended his lead amid vote-rigging allegations.

Danny Burch, 63, "has been recovered" and reunited with his family, US President Donald Trump said.

A plane travelling from London to Gibraltar was forced to land in Malaga due to strong winds,

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has departed for Hanoi by train - a mode of travel loved by his predecessors.

Mohammad Javad Zarif announces his resignation in an Instagram post, apologising for "shortcomings".

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is charged with twice paying for sex at a Florida day spa.

Fans reveal why having a South Asian woman come out as bisexual is 'amazing news'.

The editor who called for the Ku Klux Klan to lynch Democrats stepped down in favour of a black female.

Yohan Benalouane scores the only goal of the game in the second minute as Nottingham Forest beat Derby County.

Police capture video of huge ice chunks flowing over a retaining wall along the Niagara River.

Blackpool owner Owen Oyston and daughter Natalie Christopher are removed from the board by the League One club's receiver.

The biggest investor in the cross-Channel train service says it will be ready whatever the Brexit scenario.

Chelsea are in "disarray" and their current situation is "embarrassing", says former England striker Ian Wright.

The R&B star posts $100,000 bail after pleading not guilty to 10 charges of sex abuse in court.