A group including Serena Williams is to fund a new Los Angeles-based women's team set to launch in time for the National Women's Soccer League in spring 2022.

The justice department charges two men targeting companies researching coronavirus treatments.

Managerless Watford plunge into the relegation zone as they are hammered by a Raheem Sterling-inspired Manchester City.

The Ukrainian leader says he agreed to one of the gunman's demands in order to free 13 people.

The teenager is celebrated on social media after gunning down militants who killed her parents.

England leg-spinner Matt Parkinson will miss the one-day international series against Ireland with a sprained ankle.

Aston Villa move out of the Premier League relegation zone with one game to go after Trezeguet hits a superb winner against Arsenal.

The president also asked all Americans to wear face coverings, saying they show "patriotism".

A video of Marcella Zoia throwing a chair from a Toronto high-rise onto a highway went viral.

Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf says officers will not leave the city until violence stops.

After India's lockdown revealed some hard truths about housework, one woman set out to fix the gender gap.

The mega dam has been a source of huge diplomatic tension with Egypt and Sudan for almost a decade.

It's only ever been run by one party, but another has inched forward to challenge its dominance.

Animal rights campaigners are calling for the closure of hundreds of moon bear farms.

A designer has created PPE for men who wear turbans or have long beards.

Africa's tourism sector is battling to survive as coronavirus keeps away holidaymakers from abroad.

With the Tokyo Olympics delayed to 2021 due to Covid-19, UK firms have seen their plans disrupted.

US singer Samantha Crain lost the use of her hands after three crashes. Here's how she recovered.

The two countries' growing relationship includes nuclear power projects, foreign students and trade.

Activists and journalists are being rounded up and jailed in Belarus ahead of next month’s elections.

The social media site says it is taking action to limit behaviour that could lead to "offline harm".