England captain Harry Kane reveals he has a "real desire" to make a shock switch to play as a kicker in the NFL.

Thanks to a rare genetic mutation Jo Cameron is one of two people in the world who feel no pain.

Officials suggest seven men beat and burned themselves, a claim labelled laughable by activists.

The World Meteorological Organization says that the physical and financial impacts of global warming are speeding up.

Virat Kohli furiously criticises the umpires after Royal Challengers Bangalore lost to Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League.

Venezuela's state comptroller says the opposition leader's financial statements are questionable.

The BBC is allowed rare access to Myanmar's huge military celebrations, marking the country's 74th Armed Forces Day.

Ex-England striker Eniola Aluko says she can "absolutely" see a day when crowds of 40,000 are the norm in women's football.

Former Yale coach Rudy Meredith was one of 50 people charged in the college admissions scandal.

Brad Dwyer scores a dramatic long-range drop-goal in golden-point extra time to help Leeds to victory against Castleford.

Raymond van Barneveld announces his retirement with immediate effect after his defeat by Michael van Gerwen in the Premier League.

Valery Bykovsky, who holds the record for the longest solo spaceflight in history, dies aged 84.

Representatives from dozens of countries are attending a memorial for the 50 people killed in New Zealand.

Police say three men built an exact replica of the minister's office in order to con a businessman.

In a breakthrough, US doctors successfully transplant a kidney from one HIV-positive patient to another

Mr Trump faced backlash after his education secretary defended slashing $17.6m from the organisation.

Manchester City are 15 games from an unprecedented quadruple. Who else has come close to winning it and will Pep Guardiola's team achieve it?

The seventh presidential elections in Ukraine will take place on 31 March.

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.

From military equipment to CPR dummies - here are a few ways the world seems biased towards men.

Some think the US tech giants are far too powerful. What would be the best way to curb their power?