Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "electric".

Pep Guardiola says his time at Manchester City will be regarded as a failure if he does not win the Champions League.

Deep underneath the streets of the capital is a hidden network, powering the network.

What's it like living in the semi-underground Seoul flats that feature in hit Korean film Parasite?

Americans are again deciding who will run for the White House. How does the process work?

The marine snail is a national symbol in Turks and Caicos but overfishing may spell its end.

Awards season is under way - but once again, shortlists have been criticised for their lack of diversity.

Refugees crammed into a church in the South African city of Cape Town are desperate to move.

Rashida Tlaib said she let frustration over comments made by Ms Clinton "get the best of her".

Huoshenshan Hospital will contain about 1,000 beds when finished.

A 44-year-old Chinese man has died after travelling to the Philippines from the city of Wuhan.

But the ex-European Council president warns an independent Scotland would not be automatically accepted.

Lenin Moreno had told a conference that some women "only report harassment from ugly men".

But Irish PM Leo Varadkar warned against setting "rigid red lines" in Brexit trade negotiations.

Meet the professional women who chose to return to Poland after the UK voted to leave the EU.

Even with the additions of Bruno Fernandes and Odion Ighalo, there remain questions for manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to answer at Manchester United.

Australian animal protection groups are attempting to rescue about 120 animals from the site.

The all-electric Formula E championship calls off its forthcoming race in China as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

Portland Trail Blazers' Damian Lillard has now scored 293 points in six games, while the LA Lakers have won their first game since Kobe Bryant's death.

Worshippers at a church service in Moshi were crushed to death as they rushed to be anointed.

The US pioneered credit cards and online payments, but convincing people to go cashless is proving harder.