England captain Sarah Hunter says she has "never experienced anything like" the moment her side's game in France was called off when floodlights failed.

Mark Selby opens up a slender 9-7 lead over Stuart Bingham by edging an entertaining second session of their Crucible semi-final.

The actor tells Oprah Winfrey transitioning made him "feel comfortable in my body for the first time".

The Ocean Cleanup suggests plastic pollution comes from more rivers in the world than previously thought.

As the pandemic continues to devastate, one Asian island has emerged as the best place to ride it out.

A slow vaccine roll out, no lockdown and large gatherings are concerning doctors in Pakistan.

A selection of powerful images taken around the world this week.

A hunger strike in which 10 IRA prisoners died was a watershed in the Troubles, says Peter Taylor.

"In the first lockdown we couldn't see each other. This is round two, just an ocean apart."

A Nigerian woman in Italy nearly lost her son as the authorities questioned her parenting style.

India is facing a severe shortage of vaccines amid a relentless second Covid wave. How did this happen?

For the first time since the pandemic began, a nightclub opens its doors.

Shasta Pomeroy isn't only the first Fairbanks crime scene investigator, she's the first in the state.

The Florida measure will fine companies that violate the rules up to $250,000 per day.

Australia makes it temporarily illegal to return from India, which is being ravaged by Covid-19.

The milestone comes amid a rise in coronavirus cases in many states.

The anonymous committees had been accused of a lack of transparency and inclusivity in their choices.

Chelsea's Charly Musonda talks us through a tough three years - and the extraordinary story of how a knee injury saved his father's life.

LeBron James returns from injury after 20 games out but his Los Angeles Lakers slip to defeat by the Sacramento Kings.

Tottenham are in no rush to appoint a successor to Jose Mourinho, who says he will "wait to be back in football" following his sacking.

British troops have joined what is considered the world's most dangerous UN peacekeeping force in Mali.