Stories of genuine experiences shared online have been followed by a wave of anti-vaccine disinformation.

Navy veteran David reaches out to other survivors of an event that killed 12 crew members.

The BBC's Ros Atkins looks at the reasons behind the increased hostilities in the region.

The US state's governor tries to boost flagging demand for jabs with government-funded cash prizes.

The initial decision made by Tesla in March to accept Bitcoin caused an outcry from environmentalists.

It comes after an inquiry found evidence of criminal activity and money laundering at Australian casinos.

The rules only apply to all communist party members, civil servants and village organisation leaders.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says the media "try to put things on me I never said" after their 1-0 win over Chelsea.

The New York Knicks are assured a spot in the Eastern Conference play-offs for the first time in eight years after Cleveland beat Boston.

Cricketer Naomi Dattani explains how professional contracts have helped her juggle cultural expectations with elite sport.

A Jewish mob assaults a man live on TV while Israeli Arabs attack a Jewish driver in Acre.

World number one Novak Djokovic reaches the Italian Open quarter-finals for the 15th time in a row by beating Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.

As many as six of Sale's South African contingent could feature for the Springboks against the Lions this summer.

TV personality Courtney Stodden accepts her apology but questions its sincerity.

The Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester City on 29 May is switched to Portugal from Turkey.

Former world champion Graeme Dott on the "torture" of his 2006 success and his struggles with depression and narcolepsy as he vows to keep going.

Mohamed Nasheed leaves intensive care for treatment abroad, days after bombers tried to kill him.

"Woman of courage" Elisabetta Belloni is appointed head of Italy's secret services.

With protesters blockading key roads into Cali, residents are struggling to access essential items.

The country deploys additional tanks and troops as it mulls whether to launch a ground operation.

A tragedy inspired Scotland's only woman freight train driver to get men talking about mental health.