Wolves produce an outstanding second-half performance to overpower Manchester United and reach their first FA Cup semi-final for 21 years at a raucous Molineux.

Others arrested after the attacks in Christchurch that killed 50 are not believed to be involved.

Liverpool's Darren Till suffers a shock loss to Jorge Masvidal in the main event at UFC London in front of a sold-out crowd at the O2 Arena.

Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood trail leader Jon Rahm by one shot going into the final round of the Players Championship at Sawgrass.

France has about 500,000 gypsies but only one gypsy mayor - and he is not popular with gypsy voters.

Women are sent away from Mamfe Dove community in Ghana to give birth to avoid "offending the gods".

Neha Sharma says in order to work as a barber, she must look "like a boy".

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

Thousands of people still live on the Indian island, which has shrunk in size to just 4.5 sq km.

Will Braden runs CatVideoFest - a project that raises thousands of dollars for animal shelters.

Hiltrud Werner is the only woman on the board of the troubled German car giant.

Does it matter if we hurt a robot? And should we have rules to make sure they don't hurt us?

UN investigators have spent years collecting evidence, but turning that into prosecutions is difficult, says Jeremy Bowen.

Why a Bolivian businessman gave up his career to feed hundreds of street dogs in La Paz.

Watch the quirkier moments from the epic finale to the Six Nations, including Wales making history, "one of the most entertaining draws you'll ever see" and agony for Italy's Sergio Parisse.

Relatives of the 157 people who died a week ago are still waiting for the bodies to be recovered.

Lawyer Zuzana Caputova has a clear lead, but the presidential election will go to a second round.

Some stories you might have missed this week.

The prime minister is seeking to persuade MPs to back her Brexit deal at the third time of asking.

The Christchurch community remembered those killed with a large floral memorial and an outpouring of grief.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says it is "incredible we are fighting for everything" after maintaining their quadruple hopes.