Neymar is out of the Paris St-Germain squad for their league match at Nantes on Tuesday - two days after hosting a lavish 28th birthday party.

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says he "trusts the judgement" of the Formula 1 authorities over whether to cancel the Chinese Grand Prix.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen says he can beat Lewis Hamilton to this year's world championship as long as his car is good enough.

Greek police attempted to break up angry protests over conditions for migrants on the Greek island.

Rush Limbaugh, 69, reveals the diagnosis during his radio show on Monday.

Manchester City have to win this year's Champions League to have had a successful season, says former England striker Ian Wright.

Liverpool's youngest-ever starting line-up overcomes Shrewsbury Town at Anfield to book an FA Cup fifth-round tie at Chelsea.

The scholar and critic's work included questions on the moral power of art after the Holocaust.

When Manasi Joshi lost a leg in a road accident, she never dreamed she would go on to win a gold medal.

When Li Wenliang warned about a Sars-like virus at his hospital in Wuhan, authorities tried to silence him.

The Oscar winning actress and author is mentoring young women about literacy and leadership.

The BBC's Sarah Toms looks at why bubble tea is proving so popular in Singapore and around the world

Mouse traps and poison are being replaced by internet connected traps and thermal imaging.

As World War Two was ending the leaders of the UK, US and USSR met to plan post-war peace.

"African capitals complain, with good reason, that Libya has become a toy of various powers," according to one analyst.

Many IS foreign fighters brought families with them to Syria who are now asking for help to leave.

He dominated Kenya for more than 25 years but his legacy was economic stagnation and corruption.

Democratic officials say the holdup is a "reporting issue", as some candidates are claiming the lead.

President Kenyatta pays tribute to his former mentor, saying the nation has lost a "great man".

The Heathrow Airport boss says flying needs to be made more environmentally friendly rather than stopped.

The scenery is stunning but the conditions are freezing, and this year, there were some very difficult toilet situations.