Police find the dead bodies of a German woman and her son, and arrest the father.

Shaymaa Ismaa’eel says she posed with anti-Islam protesters to 'combat their hate with a smile'.

Zahran Hashim, a radical preacher, is accused of being behind bombings that killed more than 350 people.

The former vice-president declares his White House run with a rebuke of Donald Trump.

Indigenous people protest in Brazil's capital against the policies of far-right President Bolsonaro.

Two defrocked Coptic Christian monks carried out the murder in an Egyptian monastery in 2018.

A row breaks out about whether Nigeria can afford to let its doctors leave the country.

Australia, Chicago Red Stars and Perth Glory's Sam Kerr is hoping to win the coveted BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019 award.

A picture is emerging of the group behind the Easter Sunday bombings that left 359 people dead.

The US-led coalition must end its denial over the death toll, Amnesty International and Airwars say.

An unfinished follow-up to Anthony Burgess's Clockwork Orange novel is unearthed in his archive.

The Oscar winner is confirmed for the unnamed new 007 film, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge will co-write.

Aid agencies fear deadly flooding and landslides in the wake of Cyclone Kenneth.

Praise pours in for a diner who invited an elderly woman sitting alone to eat with his friends.

Players are asked to send evidence of racist online abuse to the Professional Footballers' Association to demonstrate the severity of the issue.

Police Scotland are following a positive line of enquiry after Rangers captain James Tavernier was racially abused on social media.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says his side could have had up to seven further players in the PFA Team of the Year for 2018-19.

Acting defence secretary Patrick Shanahan is cleared of trying to promote his former employer.

The UK advises against all but essential travel to Sri Lanka, where the bombings death toll is revised down by about 100.

Brisbane Roar midfielder Eric Bautheac scores a cheeky penalty during their A-League game with Adelaide United

Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari's Charles Leclerc reminds him of himself in his own debut season in Formula 1.