Odsonne Edouard scores twice as Celtic overcome Hearts in the Scottish Cup final to seal their ninth domestic trophy in a row.

Jeddah Running Community is one of a growing number of mixed gender Saudi Arabian running groups.

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Ita O'Brien is the BBC's first "intimacy director" and has worked on new BBC drama Gentleman Jack.

BBC's Megha Mohan finds out why voice assistant technologies often have female voices.

WW2 veteran Mollie Macartney is still pursuing an active life - and is inspiring her granddaughter to do the same.

Improperly installed beach umbrellas have sent more than 30,000 people to US hospitals in a decade.

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe is pulling out all the stops for his country's closest ally.

Cosplaying - dressing up as a character from a film, book, or a game - is growing in popularity in India.

Will Africa's governments and consumers have to choose between using US and Chinese technology?

With an even bigger electoral mandate, India's new government is in a position to push ahead with reforms.

Protesters gather in Tel Aviv to protest against moves to safeguard the PM from corruption cases.

Referendum voters overwhelmingly back changes to the constitution to make divorce easier.

A hiker who was found alive more than two weeks after she went missing in Hawaii speaks from hospital.

An official advises Jews against wearing traditional skullcaps following a rise in anti-Semitism.

The former Brexit secretary and ex-Commons leader are the latest to announce their candidacies for the Tory leadership.

BBC Sport looks back to 2011 when Japan defeated the USA in a thrilling Women's World Cup final, with just 12 days until the 2019 tournament starts.

On a state visit to Japan, the US president put himself at odds with his hosts and his own advisers.

Steve Smith batted as if he had never been away in scoring a century against England - but will he be able to move on from the ball-tampering scandal?

Comedian Andy Zaltzman gives his unique perspective on the runners and riders of the Cricket World Cup.

Peter O'Neill stands down after a series of defections from his government to the opposition.