League One leaders Wigan will host Premier League counterparts Manchester City in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Ethiopia's largest lake, Lake Tana, is being lost to an invasive South American weed, water hyacinth.

Dustin Snyder has a rare form of cancer and was recently told he had weeks left to live. So he proposed.

US evangelical leader Franklin Graham says President Trump is no model Christian.

Man faces five counts of first degree murder, three related to men in Toronto's gay community.

The finance ministry will check whether a 70% discount that led to "riots" broke trading laws.

West Brom beat Premier League rivals Newcastle to the loan signing of Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge.

Mark Lawrenson takes on Russ and Ed from rock band Editors in the latest round of Premier League predictions.

Former England captain David Beckham launches his long-planned Major League Soccer team in Miami.

The company says an update allowing users to select community news will encourage civic engagement.

The vote will decide whether to change the constitution to reform a near-total ban.

Some residents take to boats and kayaks as about 1,500 people are evacuated from their homes.

The SU-27 fighter jet was trailing the EP-3 spy plane over the Black Sea in international airspace.

Eddie Adams captured one of the most famous images of the Vietnam War but he was haunted by it.

Refugees from "high-risk" countries will instead face stricter security measures before entering the US.

South Africa's second largest city is in the midst of a severe drought.

Arsenal's £60m move for Borussia Dortmund forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hinges on two more transfers being agreed.

Older models are the latest fashion trend, thanks to social media and an aging society.

After a £200,000 deal was secured, Northern Ireland will be flying frozen boar semen 5,000 miles to China.

America's top spy Mike Pompeo on the threats the US faces now - and how the CIA will fight back.

As more media outlets use automated algorithms to write news stories, are journalists doomed?