Everton stretch their unbeaten run to five games as a 3-1 victory over out-of-form Crystal Palace moves them up to seventh in the Premier League.

Watford boss Nigel Pearson admits his side "missed an opportunity" to move out of the bottom three as Adrian Mariappa's own goal gifts Brighton a draw.

The WHO's director general says they are trying to tackle misinformation around the virus.

Exit poll suggests little difference between Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin.

Giampaolo Pazzini scores a late penalty, awarded by the video assistant referee, to hand Hellas Verona a shock victory over Serie A leaders Juventus.

The US military believe the attacker in Nangarhar province was wearing an Afghan army uniform.

In China's Hubei province alone the death toll reaches 780, six more than the total for Sars in 2003.

Two thirds of American gun deaths are suicides. How do you solve a problem hardly anyone talks about?

Everton were involved in a relegation battle when Carlo Ancelotti took charge but the Italian now has them looking towards a top-six finish.

Some 63% support making sexual orientation and sexual identity discrimination illegal.

Many scientists are calling it the UK's most important mission for a generation.

Climate Stripes, a graphic made by a UK academic, is being worn by US politicians posted on social media.

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

England's rugby world cup finalist, who's parents were born in Nigeria, talks about his identity.

A film critic explains why Oscar-winning roles for minority women are rarely strong leads.

The BBC's Middle East correspondent Quentin Sommerville follows the spread of Islamic State group, from Syria to the Philippines.

The likely winners, memorable performers and other talking points ahead of Sunday's ceremony.

The story of the woman at the centre of an Oscar-nominated film has struck a chord around the world.

Ukraine's Early Swallows is a TV hit, giving teenagers the courage to open up about their lives.

The state is obliged to provide toilets along the country's roads, Kenya's High Court rules.

A soldier who killed 26 is shot dead, after being cornered all night in a shopping centre, police say.