England come close to a memorable win but have to settle for a draw against world champions the USA at the SheBelieves Cup.

How one man and his mobile bistro are fighting back against the decline of rural communities.

Family pressure did not stop Cameroonian artist Ajarb Bernard Ategwa from finding success.

America's new astronaut capsule successfully completes the latest task in its demonstration mission.

Depending on who you ask, Yasin Abu Bakr is either a religious leader, a community worker or something like a Mafia godfather.

Yolanda Perea explains why she speaks out about the violence she suffered at the hands of Farc rebels.

The US president tells a conservative summit his opponents are trying to "take me out".

Transgender athletes should not compete in female competitions, says former swimmer Sharron Davies.

North Korea believes the war games are a preparation for a military invasion.

Farah Khaleck has a rare and incurable condition which causes the hardening and tightening of her skin.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "broken".

Organisers say 200,000 people attended a march in Milan to protest against racism.

The Reform party leader Kaja Kallas is on course to be Estonia's first female prime minister.

Yannis Behrakis, a Pulitzer-prize winning photojournalist for Reuters news agency, dies at 58.

The husband of Shamima Begum, who travelled to Syria aged 15, wants her to return to Holland with him.

Light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones dominates Anthony Smith to defend his title at UFC 235 in Las Vegas.

The head of the Vale mining giant is replaced amid an inquiry into the dam break that killed 186.

Police said they realised the seriousness of the case when they found Sergei Skripal online.

A glass bottle is thrown at Celtic forward Scott Sinclair during the 2-0 Scottish Cup quarter-final win over Hibernian at Easter Road.

After Roger Federer brings up his century of titles in Dubai, BBC Sport breaks down the numbers behind his 100 singles titles.

Ten years on from the attack on Sri Lanka's cricket team bus in Pakistan, Trevor Bayliss and Paul Farbrace explain how they survived.