The adult film actress says she was threatened over an alleged sexual encounter with Donald Trump in 2006.

More than 40 elephants are being used to help count the park's one-horned rhinoceros population.

BBC Sport takes a look at what ball-tampering is and why it has provoked such an outcry.

Head coach Wayne Bennett and leading players including Sam Burgess back England's Test against New Zealand in the USA.

A late Italy penalty awarded by the video assistant referee sees England draw their final game before announcing a provisional World Cup squad.

Mireille Knoll, who escaped the Vel d'Hiv round up of Jews in Paris in WW2, was killed in her flat.

The US star says he believes some companies are purposely putting out "racist ads" for more views.

Watch the last two encounters between Italy and England as the Three Lions renew their rivalry with the Azzurri at Wembley on Tuesday.

A waiter claims discrimination against his French culture after being fired for "rude" behaviour.

Raheem Sterling says England players would perform better in the World Cup if they were all given the full support of the fans.

Speculation is rife after a North Korean delegation made a visit to Beijing under tight security.

The White House says President Trump "clearly and consistently" rejects Stormy Daniels' claims.

José Filomeno dos Santos is barred from leaving the country, Angola's deputy attorney general says.

BBC Sport Wales' Dafydd Pritchard assesses how Ryan Giggs has gone about the early stages of his Wales reign at the China Cup.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan meets West Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady for the first time to discuss finances and safety at London Stadium.

The National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) is concerned recent efforts to "influence" Russian authorities before the World Cup have now been "wasted".

Ex-England captain Michael Vaughan is "pretty sure" Australia were ball-tampering during their winter Ashes series victory.

BBC Africa editor Fergal Keane visits the site of a gruesome massacre in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

More than 50 Brazilian female sports reporters speak out after suffering sexism and on-air groping.

James Packer's decision to resign from his company and seek help is uncommon among business leaders.

Anthony Wong, an award winning actor, had spent decades looking for traces of his British father.