New Zealand's PM tells the BBC that right-wing ideology must be confronted after the mosque attacks.

Millions of people were in the direct path of the cyclone which struck last week.

It was broad daylight in Pasir Gudang, Malaysia, when up to 40 tonnes of waste slipped into the river.

Gunmen opened fire on a convoy carrying uranium to a nuclear power plant near Rio, police say.

The Sackler Trust, under scrutiny over money it gets from an addictive opioid drug, withdraws its donation.

Houston Rockets guard James Harden becomes the first player in NBA history to score at least 30 points against all 29 opponents in a single season.

Gareth Anscombe says Wales players have been considering moves abroad to other teams amid regional rugby uncertainty.

The Indian Dalit leader says she stepped aside for the good of a coalition formed to fight the ruling party.

The law would halt sales until vaping's health effects are fully evaluated by US regulators.

The Football Association agrees a multi-million pound sponsorship deal for the Women's Super League with Barclays.

Nirav Modi, whose jewellery was worn by Priyanka Chopra-Jonas, is accused of defrauding an Indian bank.

A massive search found the boy 21km from where his parents lost him in western Argentina.

Ever wondered what actually goes on in a manager's interview? BBC Sport takes a look inside the boardroom...

The search engine has been fined for blocking rival online search advertisers.

The Turkish leader's use of footage from the New Zealand shootings is vintage Erdogan, says Mark Lowen.

Eyewitness accounts emerge from Beira in Mozambique, which was devastated by Cyclone Idai.

Bestselling author Alaa Al Aswany is alleged to have insulted the president, army and judiciary.

Sunderland striker Will Grigg is ruled out of Northern Ireland's Euro 2020 qualifiers against Estonia and Belarus with an injury.

Mainly celebrated in India and Nepal, Holi marks the beginning of spring.

Full-back Shay Logan was forced to dress as Celtic rival Scott Brown while on his stag do, after enduring several run ins with the Parkhead club in recent years.

Britain's Johanna Konta says playing three home WTA grass-court tournaments this summer gives her the ideal preparation for Wimbledon.