We look at some of the options for Zimbabwe, its president, and his wife after the military takeover

The US will allow legally-hunted elephant trophies to be imported from Zimbabwe and Zambia.

Six-time champion Roger Federer beats Marin Cilic in three sets to complete the group stage with a 100% record at the ATP Finals.

The Democrat posed with his hands over a sleeping woman's breasts, but he disputes her other claim.

As a painting is sold for a record $450m in New York, experts urge "extreme caution" over investing in art.

When Iraq and Israel beauty contestants posted a photo together on social media, reaction was very mixed.

Sexual relationships between sports coaches and 16- and 17-year-olds in their care will be made illegal, says sports minister Tracey Crouch.

Algeria head coach Rabah Madjer loses his temper when a journalist asks Leicester City midfielder Riyad Mahrez a question about the team's recent displays.

Critics say the proposal is a give-away to big business and the wealthy.

Andrew Harding describes the atmosphere in Zimbabwe amid the uncertainty around President Mugabe's future.

Investigators raid district offices and an event company over free concert tickets.

In the depths of an economic abyss, the political crisis now offers hope to many Zimbabweans.

Stoke City boss Mark Hughes says young fans "need more help" from clubs to be able to go to matches following the BBC's Price of Football study.

Avery Campbell is an expert at using credit card rewards programmes to finance his travel.

Carl Frampton says he will stop Mexican Horacio Garcia in Belfast on Saturday and set up a return to the world title stage in 2018.

A painting of Christ believed to be by Leonardo da Vinci has been sold for a record $450m (£341m).

The 5.4 magnitude tremor hit the port city of Pohang, and was followed by dozens of aftershocks.

Bodycam footage has revealed the final moments before Las Vegas police fatally shot an armed man

A German court rules airline was within its rights to refuse to carry an Israeli, sparking outrage.

Former football official Nicolás Leoz is a main suspect in a bribery and money-laundering scandal.

The military says it is "engaging" with the president and had made progress in targeting "criminals".