Katya Tosheva knows not one but three different Indian classical dance forms.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "party time".

BBC Sport looks back on another decisive night for Cristiano Ronaldo, the man the Portugal manager calls a "footballing genius".

They jumped from Dakota planes and included two veterans, aged 95 and 94.

A carving believed to be about 12,000 years old has been discovered in south-western France.

Co-operation between the two countries has increased in recent years, as Moscow and Beijing both face tensions with the West.

Niels Högel administered lethal doses of heart medication to people in his care in northern Germany.

Raids over leaked military abuse reports show Australia is "hostile to those who dob", say experts.

Amir Ohana is a supporter of the prime minister and of gay rights, including same-sex marriage.

Oshane Thomas dismisses Australia opener Aaron Finch with "good, fast, aggressive" bowling as West Indies take an early wicket at Trent Bridge.

Najila Trindade accuses the Brazil footballer of "assault together with rape" in a Paris hotel.

West Indies wicketkeeper Shai Hope makes a brilliant diving catch to dismiss Australia's Usman Khawaja during a hostile spell of bowling by Andre Russell.

Singer says the film producer was "incredibly sexually flirtatious and forward" when they worked together in 1991.

Senegal's leader says he will not accept "false accusations" against his brother, following a BBC report.

Police are investigating the source of sympathy cards claiming to contain messages from the dead.

Unseeded American teenager Amanda Anisimova reaches the French Open semi-finals with a straight-set win over 2018 champion Simona Halep.

The US president praised troops at a service in the US war cemetery at Omaha Beach.

Australian rugby international Israel Folau is seeking "substantial remedies" after being sacked for a social media post saying "hell awaits" gay people.

Two-year-old son of a park staff member dies after being taken from a fenced-off area by the leopard.

Chelcee Grimes is in Paris, before the Women's World Cup, to discover how the French capital has become the epicentre of football fashion.

Noa Pothoven had a desperate mental illness and died of starvation, but her story was wrongly told.