The main opposition leader, who is being treated for cancer, is reportedly suffering from exhaustion.

A top court has quashed jail terms against Joshua Wong and two others who led pro-democracy protests.

Why has the Maldives declared a state of emergency, and what does it mean for tourists?

A study on retired rugby league players finds repeated concussions suffered during their careers has caused long-term brain damage.

Airlines are stopping hedgehogs and turkeys being brought on board, after 76,000 requests for 'emotional support pets'.

Mohamed Nasheed asks for the Indian army's help releasing political prisoners amid a worsening crisis.

Including bulging biceps and cardboard cut-outs.

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte will not be sacked as Chelsea manager in the wake of Monday's 4-1 defeat at Watford.

Barnsley "shocked" by manager Paul Heckingbottom's departure to Leeds, three days after signing a new rolling contract.

British bobsleigher Bruce Tasker tells BBC Sport about the day he had a stroke - and how he is already targeting the 2022 Olympics.

Andrzej Duda backs a controversial law that has drawn angry protests from Israel and the US.

The US woman wants the money but does not want her details to be released, as state law dictates.

Warren Gatland names an unchanged Wales team to face England in the Six Nations Championship at Twickenham.

The director says allowing the actress to drive a car that crashed on set was "heartbreaking".

A look back at the career of John Mahoney who played Marty Crane in Frasier.

Author says joke post was "everywhere within 10 minutes" and deleting it "felt wrong" and "dangerous".

The move to halt Thursday's parliament speech comes as pressure piles on South Africa's leader to quit.

A blind man is set to be the first person in the UK to have an officially recognised guide horse.

More than a thousand private guards are withdrawn at Pyeongchang as 41 suffer vomiting and diarrhoea.

One person has died and 11 others were injured in crashes along a highway in Missouri, US.

Princess Mako's marriage to a commoner cannot go ahead in November due to lack of "sufficient preparations".