Tom Curry talks to BBC Sport about being trolled by Faf de Klerk, visiting cat cafes in Japan - and a disastrous trial at Manchester City.

The president acknowledges the fate of more than 20,000 who disappeared during the civil war.

This politician is going on leave to take care of his newborn son, and it's pretty controversial.

Many believe President Trump will be acquitted in the end. But could it yet diverge from the script?

Chinatowns across the US are switching to the flag of mainland China, but not without protest.

Sophisticated unmanned mini-tanks patrol alongside soldiers, but humans still decide when to shoot.

One year has passed since Emiliano Sala's death in a plane crash. His family in the small rural town of Progreso, Argentina, are still suffering.

Nigeria's Under-19 side are World Cup debutants but cricket remains a minority sport at home.

The BBC's Nick Bryant explains how this impeachment differs from the 1998 hearings which gripped the US.

After the US House of Representatives votes on impeachment, here are some key moments from the inquiry.

Johanna Konta makes her earliest exit from the Australian Open by losing to Ons Jabeur in the first round, as Kyle Edmund and Katie Boulter also go out.

Beijing's top leaders urge transparency as it is confirmed the coronavirus can pass between people.

What we can expect from the historic trial, from the key players to unusual rules in place.

Maria Sharapova is not sure if she will be at the Australian Open next year and is set to drop out of the world's top 350.

Research suggests the method could help curb a growing shortage of UK donations.

England are a different side from the start of their tour of South Africa and should now win the series, writes Jonathan Agnew.

Paris St-Germain striker Kylian Mbappe says Liverpool are a "machine" as they aim to clinch their first league title since 1990.

World number one Rafael Nadal cruises into the Australian Open second round and is joined by Daniil Medvedev, Dominic Thiem and Nick Kyrgios.

Some cans of spirits and cocktails sold in shops and supermarkets contain eight teaspoons of sugar.

Chiplyn Burton was denied entry back into the UK after a trip to Jamaica in the 1970s.

He lands in Vancouver to be reunited with his wife as they prepare for a life away from royal duties.