Al-Sadd reach the second round of the Club World Cup with a 3-1 extra-time win over part-time Hienghene.

Thirty-eight people were on board the Antarctic-bound transport plane that disappeared on Monday.

Ryan Sessegnon marks his first Tottenham start with a goal but cannot prevent Spurs from losing to Bayern Munich in their final Champions League group game.

The party leaders talk to the BBC in the final hours before polls open on Thursday morning.

Millions of people are casting their vote in the third general election in less than five years.

US media had reported that Mr Biden, 77, suggested to his aides he would only serve a single term.

A Minneapolis woman started messaging her brother's old phone but she didn't expect what happened next.

They're among 10 acts tipped for success in the annual BBC list, previously won by Adele and Sigrid.

The new game on US university campuses is behind computer screens as esports gets major investment.

A factory in France is trialling a more efficient way of packaging orders, Emma Simpson reports.

Perfumers describe how they're adapting to calls for sustainable contents and gender-neutral smells.

Huge numbers of tourists risk scaling active volcanoes every year.

Black women hold four major pageant titles, but black pageant winners say there's more to the story.

Are the Indian government's claims about non-Muslim groups in neighbouring states correct?

Families fleeing conflict in Cameroon English-speaking regions are having a hard time educating their children.

PM Benjamin Netanyahu and his main rival, Benny Gantz, have been unable to form majority coalitions.

Around 200 environmental campaigners are barred from climate talks after Greta Thunberg speaks.

An operation to recover the bodies of eight people killed on White Island began despite high risks.

The new head of the European Commission wants big change, but the decision will lie with EU leaders.

Ronnie O'Sullivan progresses to the Scottish Open third round while claiming he did not shake hands with his opponent for fear of germs.

BBC Radio 5 Live's Investigations Unit explores the financial picture of the Championship - with one former chairman saying "thank God we're out".