He is "profoundly disappointed" in Amazon's handling of sexual harassment allegations against him.

Leeds Rhinos miss out on a record-equalling fourth World Club Challenge win, losing 38-4 to Melbourne Storm in Australia.

Turkey is releasing Deniz Yucel from jail a year after his arrest for allegedly spreading propaganda.

The threat of military confrontation in north Syria between the Nato allies has been brewing.

After Nathan Chen's uncharacteristic tumble in an Olympic skating event, fans jumped to his rescue

Alex McLeish insists he is the "right man" for the Scotland job and hopes he can bring dissenting fans round to that view.

The city's police believe an ex-teacher and his brother paid students to handle gunpowder.

The Jamaican women's bobsleigh team are expected to compete at Pyeongchang 2018 in a sled "donated" by a beer producer.

Tonga's topless star Pita Taufatofua achieves his Olympic aims - and does not finish last in the men's 15km cross country skiing.

Great Britain's Lizzy Yarnold is third at the halfway stage of the women's skeleton as she bids to retain her Olympic title.

The ex-presidential nominee laments Washington is sending "a message of exclusion" to immigrants.

Four West Brom players are interviewed by police after allegedly stealing a taxi from outside a fast-food restaurant in Barcelona.

Will Nato allies the US and Turkey clash in northern Syria?

People around the world usher in the Year of the Dog with dancing, feasting, prayers and ceremony.

The six were accused of links to US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, blamed for the 2016 coup plot.

Defending Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold finishes the day in third place after the second of four runs in the women's skeleton, with fellow Briton Laura Deas in fourth.

Black Panther actress Lupita Nyong'o talks exclusively to BBC Africa about what the film means for the continent.

Students have detailed how teachers barricaded classroom doors and jumped in front of bullets.

The mother of murder victim Maëlys de Araujo receives three years of leave from hospital colleagues.

German leader says she is "not frustrated" as Theresa May insists talks are not "just one-way street".

More than 100,000 of the animals have been killed since 1999.