A letter from a mother worried about female students wearing leggings has sparked protests.

Lyft is the first tech company to float this year but the $24bn business is yet to make profit.

Petro Poroshenko is seeking re-election but the surprise front-runner is comic Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

An investigator working for Jeff Bezos says Saudi Arabia accessed data on the Amazon boss's phone.

Pyongyang calls for an investigation and says it is watching rumours that the FBI played a role.

What is the pressure really like if you are a Premier League referee? And how do they react when something goes wrong?

Theresa May is under pressure from some senior Brexiteers to rule out a customs union with the EU.

Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane says Manchester United's Paul Pogba, who has been linked with a move to the Bernabeu, "knows how to do everything on the pitch".

The opposition makes local election gains in Ankara and Istanbul but the president's party disputes results.

Ten years after the first International Transgender Day of Visibility, trans people from different generations tell us their stories.

The move comes a day after several Palestinians were killed in clashes with Israeli forces.

Four Australia bowlers deny they would have boycotted the fourth Test against South Africa in March 2018 if batsman David Warner had played.

The US president wants to cut aid to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras in order to stem migration.

But the justice secretary argues the prime minister's deal is still "the best outcome".

The BBC has the first broadcast interview with Hamza Parvez, an ex-police cadet turned extremist fighter.

Celtic and Rangers players clash after final whistle following the Parkhead side's 2-1 win in the third Old Firm game of the season.

Substitute Ruben Loftus-Cheek scores a dramatic 91st-minute winner as Chelsea come from behind to beat Cardiff.

Highlights of the pontiff's weekend visit to the overwhelmingly Muslim country.

Portsmouth beat Sunderland on penalties to win the Checkatrade Trophy in front of a competition-record crowd at Wembley.

Cardiff's Neil Warnock criticises the match officials after key decisions failed to go their way in a 2-1 defeat at home to Chelsea, claiming the London side "got away with murder".

Volodymyr Zelensky played the president on TV - now he has clear lead in the actual election.