The broadcaster says it stands by its reporting of advice given to the nation's ex-PM and ministers.

The US president extends permits for 18 months, but shuts out those who came after August 2016.

The three-storey building in the northern city of Sapporo is home to mostly elderly residents.

Premier League clubs spend a January deadline-day record £150m to take their outlay for the month to £430m.

Israeli MPs react with fury, passing a counter-bill to make denial of Holocaust complicity illegal.

David Feeney says he cannot prove he renounced UK citizenship, defying constitutional rules.

Match of the Day pundits Danny Murphy and Ian Wright debate who won the 'transfer triangle' involving Arsenal, Chelsea and Borussia Dortmund.

The Commons would be vacated during a multibillion pound refurbishment - although not before 2025.

His case comes as Vietnam increasingly cracks down on freedom of expression online.

BBC Sport set reporter Karl Braidwood a challenge at Super Bowl opening night, including underdog masks, Justin Timberlake songs, Jay Ajayi's parties and the circle punch game.

One Singapore vaper shares his thoughts on the ban on e-cigarettes.

A decision to overturn the Olympic life bans of 28 Russian athletes "may have a serious impact on the future fight against doping", says IOC.

Natalie Sciver hits a rapid unbeaten 38 as Perth Scorchers beat Sydney Thunder to reach the Women's Big Bash League final.

West Ham suspend director of player recruitment Tony Henry over claims he said the club would not sign any more African players.

The woman whose shocked reaction to meeting Beyonce went viral has called the response "hysterical".

The secret memo reportedly says the FBI abused its surveillance powers to target the Trump campaign.

England's dominance in the northern hemisphere makes them clear favourites for the Women's Six Nations crown, writes Sara Orchard.

A court in Istanbul had ordered the release of Taner Kilic, who is on trial on terrorism charges.

Three stations were cut off over plans to broadcast opposition leader Raila Odinga's "inauguration".

Thousands were forced to evacuate as Hong Kong police worked to defuse the "severely damaged" bomb.

The move is set to change the words "in all thy sons command" to "in all of us command" in O Canada.