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.

Speculation is at fever pitch after a video results in the far right pulling out of Austria's government.

Parco Saraceno was built in the 1960s as a luxury resort - but didn't have planning permission.

Have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?

Wannabe animators from across the world are now flocking to Middlesbrough.

UK astronomer Arthur Eddington proved the German-born physicist's theory of relativity in May 1919.

Mulan is the latest animation to be made live-action. Why is Disney remaking so many films?

Canadian stand-up Mae Martin wishes we could all relax about each other's sexuality.

Residents of Barão de Cocais are on alert as a nearby mining dam is at risk of collapse.

Will the traditional powers hold on to a slim majority, or will the far right make gains the gains they hope for?

The Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood director rejected a question about Margot Robbie's lack of lines in the movie.

Huawei could feature in a US-China trade pact despite being "very dangerous", says the US president.

After Narendra Modi's stunning victory, is this the end for Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi?

Six out of 11 judges vote in favour of making homophobia and transphobia equivalent to racism.

The California firm launches the first spacecraft in its multi-billion-dollar broadband project.

From Australia to Europe, school children are skipping classes to call for action on climate change.