Algeria win the Africa Cup of Nations for the second time as a freak early goal secures a 1-0 win against Senegal in Cairo.

England take on New Zealand while holders Australia face underdogs South Africa in the semi-finals of the Netball World Cup 2019 in Liverpool.

The backpackers were fined €950 (£853) and asked to leave the city under a new public order law.

Ruslan Maratovich Asainov is accused of being a sniper and trainer for the Islamic State group.

The Brazilian president accuses the national space agency of exaggerating the scale of deforestation.

Changes to US immigration policy have left some families divided and waiting in Mexico for their asylum cases to be heard.

Unseen for up to 80 years, this trove of crime scene photos blurs the line between evidence and art.

Scientists and architects in London have developed 'bio-curtains' to act as an alternative to urban trees.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

Released in 2011, we look back at Ed Sheeran's rap and grime EP the No. 5 Collaborations Project.

There are important choices to be made, no matter who wins the election on 12 December.

Accused of widespread abuses, the Rapid Support Forces sprang from "Janjaweed" militias linked to genocide in Darfur.

The moon landing 50 years ago brought previously unthinkable images and ideas to millions.

An endeavour which was born out of conflict ended by bringing the entire world together, at least for a moment.

The minutes before landing were tense, as fuel ran low and connections were lost between the lunar module and mission control

Fifty years on, the 03:56 AM TV moment that was out of this world.

London is the latest UK city to trial e-scooters - which the government hopes will be a more environmentally-friendly way to travel.

It's a song from 2006, by a band from Northern Ireland formed in Dundee.

Student Laila Laurel won an award for her design, intended to make men sit with their legs together.

A murder suspect was kept in custody while police conducted one of the UK's "largest-ever" searches.

Benjamin Netanyahu breaks the record set by Israel's founding father, but he faces an uncertain future.