Photographer Aletheia Casey talks about her latest project exploring Australia's history.

Robbie Henshaw will play for the first time at this year's Rugby World Cup having been named at outside centre for Ireland's final pool game against Samoa.

The bill follows a BBC film that exposed alleged sexual misconduct at universities in West Africa.

Leicester City midfielder James Maddison pulls out of the England squad for the upcoming Euro 2020 qualifiers through illness.

The 72-year-old - a former head of Indonesia's military - suffers "two deep wounds" to his stomach.

Twitch says a gunman's video was watched by more than 2,200 people before it was removed.

Tens of thousands of people flee as the operation in Kurdish-held areas continues for a second day.

Police were not guarding the synagogue attacked in Halle - yet it was Yom Kippur, a major festival.

Actress Mindy Kaling accuses the award organisers of singling her out to be cut from nominations.

NBA rookie Zion Williamson scores a 360 degree dunk for the New Orleans Pelicans, helping them to a 127-125 victory over the Chicago Bulls.

Early humans living 200,000-420,000 years ago were previously not thought capable of such planning.

Britain's Heather Watson earns her biggest win in more than two years by thrashing world number 22 Wang Qiang in the Tianjin Open.

A Belgian firm apologises for an ad showing a man punching a woman for handing him the wrong burger.

Satellite spies the White Continent's newest giant iceberg as it spins around.

A Japanese man accused of assaulting a singer says he located her through the reflection in her eyes.

Does the Turkish offensive in north-eastern Syria pave the way for a comeback by the jihadist group?

The founder of one of Pakistan's biggest political parties is charged with a terrorism offence.

Find out how many punches IBF world featherweight champion Josh Warrington can land as he takes on BBC Sport's 12-second challenge.

Authorities say the suspect was planning a massacre at the synagogue in Halle.

England players' plan to leave the pitch if they are racially abused in Monday's Euro 2020 qualifier in Sofia is "offensive", say Bulgaria.

Radio 1's Jordan North links up with fellow Burnley boy and Clarets striker Jay Rodriguez to put his hometown knowledge to the test on MOTDx.