More than 600 people, 75% them children, have been identified as HIV positive in less than a month.

GB Hockey players Giselle Ansley and Sarah Jones talk truthfully about how periods affect them.

England and Arsenal midfielder Jordan Nobbs calls for more research into the links between anterior cruciate ligament injuries and menstrual cycles.

The defence chief says US actions have stopped potential attacks and its policy was of "deterrence".

Female-voiced AIs are portrayed as "eager to please", suggesting women are "subservient" says study.

The UN envoy says that unless the flow of arms to Libya stops there could be a descent into chaos.

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has dismissed the allegations as a politically motivated "smokescreen".

An investigation by Business Insider led the site to take down most - but not all - of the videos.

Like giant lawnmowers, more than a dozen twisters hit Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, including two at once.

World champion Lewis Hamilton has paid tribute to Niki Lauda by saying he was "a bright light in my life".

England have "the best opportunity in my time" to win the World Cup this summer, says former captain Michael Vaughan.

A patriotic song by a retired official, about the ongoing China-US trade war, goes viral.

Their battles on the track defined motor racing in the 1970s, and were immortalised in the film Rush.

Lions, tigers, zebras, bears, kangaroos and wolves are among the animals seized for relocation.

After a former Trump White House lawyer refuses a subpoena, more Democrats call for impeachment.

Nike and Adidas are among 173 firms who say higher tariffs are "catastrophic" for consumers.

Chelsea's new £58m forward Christian Pulisic wants to reach the same level as Eden Hazard - and hopes to play alongside the Belgian next season.

Under the new law, people can choose to have their body turned into soil after their death.

An in-depth look at Novak Djokovic's rise, from growing up in a war-torn country to becoming the world's best male tennis player.

The show's actresses get considerably less time speaking on screen than the actors, data suggests.

Liat Malka was 35 and single when she decided she wanted a child. The sperm donor she found had died five years previously.