Tennis players have raised concerns about the air quality ahead of Australian Open.

Canadians want to know if they will be picking up the tab for Harry and Meghan's security if they move there.

Canines with a nose for detection have led to hundreds of arrests and the disruption of smuggling routes.

A selection of news photographs taken around the world this week.

TikTok videos made by doctors and nurses this week have been accused of spreading misinformation.

Unique factors make the latest anti-government protests different from those in the past.

President Trump has hailed the new US-China agreement as a victory for farmers. So what do they think?

The Global Hawk, which is unmanned, can travel halfway around the world on one tank of fuel.

Pakistan's military spokesman leaves his post after three headline-grabbing years, to praise and criticism.

Britain's Team Ineos rider Chris Froome confirms he will go for a fifth Tour de France title in 2020 having returned to training after a serious injury.

Debutant David Gilbert makes a tournament-high 144 break in a dominant 6-2 victory over Stephen Maguire to reach the Masters semi-finals.

A final technology demonstration from the California company should clear the way to fly astronauts.

After Mr Strange's freestyle went viral, he spoke to 1Xtra Talks about homophobia in UK rap.

Kiltmakers are coming up with alternatives to leather and wool when making Scotland's national dress.

Artist James Cook uses "obsolete technology" to bash out a picture one key at at a time.

Why Rebecca Long-Bailey's hyphen in her surname has caused some confusion.

Author Neil Gaiman and thousands of other people were moved by the shop's plight.

The Balearic Islands ban pub crawls and happy hours in popular destinations in Ibiza and Majorca.

The announcement by white actor Hank Azaria follows accusations of racial stereotyping.

Heavy rains douse some fires on the east coast, but bring a new threat of flooding to some areas.

Sajid Javid warns businesses UK and EU regulations will differ after Brexit, saying firms must "adjust".