Laura Muir wins gold in the women's 1500m to complete a second successive European Indoors double after winning the 3,000m earlier in the championships.

Hundreds of people in France protest against anti-Semitism at a Jewish cemetery desecrated last month.

The chief financial officer of the tech giant says Canadian authorities violated her civil rights.

Two wars, a sixty-year dispute: Since 1947 Kashmir has been a source of conflict for India and Pakistan

Whose tackle was better than a penalty save? And who is very close to a first England call-up? Garth Crooks has the answers in his team of the week.

Liverpool's lack of threat at Everton was not a one-off and is becoming a concern as they drop more away points, says MOTD2 pundit and former Reds midfielder Danny Murphy.

Notoriously anti-migrant Hungary is taking in Venezuelan refugees - if they are of Hungarian ancestry.

Children in northern Haiti are finding more than just dance lessons at this school with a difference.

Ghanaians don't really need watches as most meetings start 45 minutes late.

Seven Jehovah's Witnesses claim they were tortured by police in Russia because of their faith.

Two millennials in Yangon go head-to-head with their views on the leader and the Rohingya crisis.

After the death of the last male northern white rhino, scientists are looking at new ways to revive the sub-species on the brink of extinction.

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The huge Geneva Motor Show is gearing up - and this one promises to be electrifying.

Samantha Morton plays the show's latest villain and says after nine seasons the 'stakes are higher'.

The self-declared interim president says he is now returning, despite the risk of arrest.

Scott Farquhar is a tech entrepreneur worth $7bn (£5.3bn), but he almost joined a military academy instead.

There are fears the death toll could rise amid "catastrophic" damage, with power cuts to thousands.

In a TV episode, the comedian said that war between the two countries would be "entertaining".

The animals, wrapped in tape and stashed in luggage, were left at Manila airport in the Philippines.

A new astronaut capsule, which launched on Saturday, has successfully guided itself into the station.