It is the fifth straight day of protests against the president's decision to run for a fifth term.

The ex-Vatican treasurer has been ordered into custody after being convicted of child sexual abuse.

The US and North Korean leaders shake hands before a one-on-one chat and dinner in Hanoi.

Inspired by Jorginho’s record number of passes, without an assist, we look at some instances where impressive-looking stats are anything but.

India says it is investigating Pakistan's claim to have captured one of its pilots.

MPs seek reassurances from ministers as EU leaders suggest Brexit could be delayed to secure deal.

Britain's Johanna Konta and Cameron Norrie reach the second round of the Mexican Open as Rafael Nadal wins on his return.

The district of Schaffhausen in Switzerland has integrated a driverless bus into its public transport system.

At least 20 people are killed after a train hits a platform at Ramses Station and explodes in flames.

Several hundred fighters from the Islamic State group are holed up in Baghuz.

The broadcasters aim to launch their "BritBox" service in the UK later this year.

The FA is investigating claims that Manchester City made a banned payment of £200,000 to Jadon Sancho's agent when the England winger was 14 years old.

Doctors said the baby, born weighing just 268g, is the smallest newborn ever to have been successfully treated and sent home.

US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un are in Vietnam for talks.

New Celtic manager Neil Lennon insists he does not want to be compared to predecessor Brendan Rodgers as he reveals it was a 'no-brainer' to return to club.

Better sleep, no more exams and a "pretty much unheard of" finishing speed put Laura Muir on course for a champion year... and a new canine training partner.

England build up to this summer's Women's World Cup with a trip to the United States for the annual SheBelieves Cup tournament.

BBC Sport looks at four reasons to be excited for the SheBelieves Cup, including a great selection of teams, an in-form England and a World Cup on the horizon.

Joe Cuba wanted 100 cards for his 100th birthday - but he received a few thousand instead.

The country is struggling to find an entry after the state broadcaster banned the public's choice.

Shares in the holding company slide, and France's government reacts angrily to the move.