Donald Tusk says the EU will be positive in talks with the UK, but Brexit means "drifting apart".

Wales head coach Warren Gatland makes 10 changes for Sunday's Six Nations game against Italy.

Blair Kinghorn is handed his first Scotland start as winger Tommy Seymour misses out against Ireland in the Six Nations through injury.

A man who told a female police officer that her job did not suit women has been fined.

Uefa finds no evidence to support Liverpool striker Rhian Brewster's claim of racism by Spartak Moscow's Leonid Mironiv.

A diver's viral video revealed just how much plastic pollution there is in the seas off the popular island.

Senior officials are to visit the US this week to discuss their meeting with N Korea's Kim Jong-un.

Mississippi's state senate approves the earliest abortion ban in the US for pregnant women.

Archbishop Óscar Romero was shot dead while he celebrated Mass in El Salvador in 1980.

While many families in the UK are gearing up for Mother's Day, a school in Belgium says it will no longer be celebrating it.

Jenson Button hits back at Carmen Jorda who says a "physical issue" is keeping women from Formula 1.

A suspected poisoning in Salisbury led to renewed attention on a string of deaths in the UK.

Ex-spy Sergei Skripal is one of a number of high profile Russians to have been targeted on foreign soil.

More products are added to a list facing new EU import tariffs in a tit-for-tat row with the US.

Authorities are trying to stop violence by Buddhists targeting minority Muslims in central Sri Lanka.

Spectacular explosions are recorded at a volcano which featured in a James Bond film.

The European planemaker says jobs will be affected in the UK, France, Germany and Spain.

A visitor flicks a cigarette into an orangutan's enclosure - zoo staff say the guard was on a break.

A federal lawsuit against the state over its immigration policy is a "political stunt", the governor says.

A dispute between Kosovo and Serbia is slowing down alarm clocks across 25 countries, operators say.

Daniela Vega, who made history as the first transgender presenter at the Oscars, speaks of inequalities.