The war-ravaged country's national theatre showed two short films by Somali director Ibrahim CM.

Warren Gatland did not base his British and Irish Lions Test team selections on form in South Africa, says Iain Henderson.

The woman's lawyer says he will appeal, describing the 20-year sentences as "not tough."

Melvin Van Peebles, famous for 70s films including Watermelon Man, died in New York aged 89.

Rugby World Cup winner Steve Thompson, who was diagnosed with dementia aged 42, will donate his brain to scientists researching brain trauma.

Saman Abbas, 18, is believed to have been killed after refusing an arranged marriage last year.

The star says she has become "a recluse" after an adverse reaction to a fat reduction procedure.

David Simon says he "can't and won't ask female cast/crew to forgo civil liberties to film there".

The media giant warned it would take Facebook products out of its App Store.

Manufacturers could be forced to change devices to a uniform charging system.

How an ancient story of a superhuman god ended up in all sorts of unexpected places.

Daniel Foote says US policy on Haiti is "flawed" and sending migrants back is "counterproductive".

The oil firm said only "a handful" of sites are affected by the fuel supply issues.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has beaten Pep Guardiola in three successive matches - so what will the Manchester City manager do on Saturday?

Heidi Crowter says the current law on abortion for foetuses with the condition does not respect her life.

Romelu Lukaku says footballers should take "stronger positions" on racism than just taking the knee and wants social media companies to meet players.

Max Verstappen rejects Lewis Hamilton's suggestion that he could be feeling the pressure of their title fight.

Relatives are fighting over who should care for Eitan Biran, the sole survivor of a cable car crash.

The UK's refusal to accept vaccine certificates from Africa could increase hesitancy, says Africa CDC.

The game won't be available on iPhones or other Apple devices until its legal battle with Epic Games ends.

Gen Mattis, a former defence secretary, thought it was a mistake when the Theranos founder was accused of fraud.