US President Donald Trump says he will meet the Russian leader in the "not too distant future".

The Spanish Rugby Federation has lodged a formal complaint to World Rugby and Rugby Europe after the national team's defeat by Belgium.

Claims that Cambridge Analytica misused Facebook users' data cause a furore and its chief is suspended.

Manchester United defender Luke Shaw can be "one of the best in the world" but needs to "get his head down", says team-mate Ashley Young.

Serena Williams' comeback should not result in a change to the seeding rules after maternity leave, says Mandy Minella.

One of Turkey’s justifications for its January offensive into the Afrin region of Syria was that it had been attacked 700 times from there. Reality Check looks into that claim.

Police say rebels in the besieged Eastern Ghouta region fired the rockets at a government-held area.

Students at a college in the Indian state of Kerala have protested against a teacher's remarks.

Maria Efimova had helped the murdered Maltese anti-corruption blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Former Manchester United and Scotland player Brian McClair believes Scott McTominay can establish himself in international football.

Britain's Heather Watson is knocked out of the Miami Open in the first round with a straight-set defeat by Beatriz Haddad Maia.

A lie test says Stormy Daniels was truthful in saying she had sex with Donald Trump, which he has denied.

It happened after a ship moving into its berth scraped against another.

The data firm facing questions over its work practices has operated all over the world.

Ben Stokes' return to England's Test team will give a "huge boost" to the side, says captain Joe Root.

Teenage refugee girls are being sold for sex after fleeing conflict in Myanmar, the BBC finds.

The story of China's parliament told in hats - and the shock that had some analysts eating theirs.

Texas police say it is unrelated to recent package bombs in the area that killed two people.

Justine Damond's death in Minneapolis caused an outcry in both the US and Australia.

The winners of the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards Open competition are announced.

Rebuilding Sarajevo after the Bosnian war through a multi-faith choir.