A profile of Zimbabwe's former President Robert Mugabe, accused of destroying a prosperous country for the sake of power, but still seen by some as a revolutionary hero.

Outside the state library in Melbourne, families, couples and students waved rainbow flags after Australia voted in favour of legalising gay marriage.

Astronomers have found a cool, Earth-sized planet that's relatively close to our Solar System.

Benedict Allen hasn't taken flights home from his lone expedition in Papua New Guinea, his family say.

There will be no charges over a 'mystery' medical package delivered to Sir Bradley Wiggins at the Criterium du Dauphine in 2011, says UK Anti-Doping.

Australia qualify for their fourth successive World Cup as they see off a physical Honduras 3-1 at Stadium Australia.

As Zimbabwe's army takes control, South Africa's leader says the president is at home and "fine".

People detail forced medication and electric shocks as part of "gay conversion therapy".

Michel Aoun says nothing justifies the absence of Saad Hariri, who resigned while visiting Riyadh.

Sherine Abdel Wahab was filmed telling a fan that drinking from the Nile could make someone ill.

Australians voted in favour of same-sex marriage, but for many the poll brought out complex emotions.

Manchester United are willing to allow Marouane Fellaini to leave the club for free when his contract expires in June, rather than sell him in January.

Russia is accused of having attacked Britain's media, telecommunications and energy sectors.

Scunthorpe's Hakeeb Adelakun scores a stunning goal to give his side an FA Cup first-round replay win against Northampton.

Our 2017 Price of Football study is released on Wednesday, 15 November on the BBC Sport website and across the BBC at 22:00 GMT.

Jorge Delhon took his own life hours after being accused of taking bribes in a Fifa corruption scandal.

France will host the 2023 Rugby World Cup after beating rival bids from South Africa and Ireland.

Albania is renovating its war graves after decades of neglect.

The victims include elderly people whose bodies were found inside their homes, reports say.

People in Vunidogoloa had to move 2km (1.24m) inland, and say climate change is to blame.

Provides an overview of Zimbabwe, including key dates and facts about this southern African country.