The president and Nancy Pelosi exchange insults in a new low for White House-Democrat relations.

The prime minister hails his party's commanding success at the polls as "a victory for India".

Richard Ashcroft says Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have relinquished their claim on the song.

Kampala's mayor says a new law will curb the commercial and sexual exploitation of children.

Swiss great Roger Federer's first French Open since 2015 will begin against Italy's Lorenzo Sonego.

BBC Sport Wales meets Jeremiah Azu after he ran one of the world's best 100m times for a teenager in the middle of his school exams.

Thousands of EU citizens have been unable to vote in the European elections, a campaign group says.

From their Spice Girls inspiration to Coachella: here's what we learned from K-pop stars Blackpink.

The six - all but one from Guatemala - were detained after they crossed the US southern border.

Chief Poundmaker is now remembered as a peacemaker who prevented violence during a time of unrest.

The US is hoping to extradite the Wikileaks co-founder, who is currently in jail in the UK.

Bob Higgins, who "held supreme power" over young footballers' careers, is convicted of 45 offences.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi secured another five-year term in a landslide general election.

The prime minister is expected to make a statement about her future in Downing Street shortly.

The high school students had been demonstrating against a new electronic exam system.

England's Commonwealth gold "broke the glass ceiling" says Jade Clarke, who is eyeing a repeat success in the Netball World Cup this summer.

St Mirren and Dundee United scrap out an absorbing goalless draw in the first leg of their Scottish Premiership play-off final at Tannadice.

Ex-Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he is ready to take a new role in football - but admits for the first time he might not return to management.

Three couples find a special way to celebrate Taiwan becoming the first place in Asia to legalise same-sex marriage.

A selection of photos from across Africa this week.

Critics say the social media giant has allowed its platform to be weaponised during elections on the continent.