Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is "looking outdated" and his personality has changed, says ex-Chelsea striker Chris Sutton.

England have been rocked to the core and must use the summer tour to South Africa to rebuild their confidence, says Lions great Jeremy Guscott.

The firm's servers face scrutiny, as footage emerges appearing to show its boss offering to organise smear campaigns.

The bill bans most abortions after 15 weeks, with no exceptions for rape or incest.

Former child soldiers, a landmine survivor and an internally displaced child tell their stories.

He says the launch of the Petro crypto-currency is Venezuela's attempt to circumvent US sanctions.

A pioneering court in Buffalo, New York, is trying to keep drug addicts alive. It's presided by a judge who knows well the perils of abuse.

An arrest report says Zachary Cruz bypassed locked doors to skateboard through school grounds.

A group of "Sea Knights" are trying to end destructive fishing practices in the Philippines.

Police are investigating a Roman Catholic bishop for alleged corruption.

A conservative group formed only six years ago has 1,200 branches and a $10m budget. So who are they?

The spoken web is becoming more established in the home. But will it catch on elsewhere?

Missed sleepovers, exam issues, secrets from siblings - the challenges of growing up with HIV.

Families are still fighting to prove they own property lost when British India was partitioned.

A project in Tyneside uses allotments to help refugees and asylum seekers find place and purpose.

A BBC investigation finds inconsistencies in how YouTube deals with neo-Nazi music tracks which advocate violence.

The data analytics firm is at the centre of controversy over its work practices.

The massive war games were postponed during the diplomatic thaw of the Winter Olympics.

The president painted China as a rising global power and warned separatism in Taiwan would be punished.

It comes just months after sexual assault allegations against company co-founder Harvey Weinstein.

Amid unrest at the club's owners, Blackpool are aiming to be the first third-tier side to reach the FA Youth Cup final in 30 years.