Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding are found not guilty of raping a woman in June 2016.

The brother of shooting victim Stephon Clark and others disrupt a Sacramento city council meeting.

Cierra noticed her son making negative comments about second-hand clothes, so she decided to take action.

Lt Col Arnaud Beltrame, 44, offered himself in exchange for a hostage in an Islamist attack.

Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland answers questions from the media following bans for three players over ball-tampering.

Stormy Daniels wants the president to testify about whether he was aware of a "hush agreement".

Haas boss Gunther Steiner rejects accusations that the team's car is an illegal copy of last year's Ferrari.

Charlie Lagarde took C$1,000 a week for life, rather than a C$1m lump sum, after winning a lottery.

In the build up to the Los Angeles derby, BBC Sport speaks to Los Angeles FC boss Bob Bradley about the newest team in MLS.

The Tigray fighting has shattered the overseas reputation of Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.

Fifa and Russian authorities say they are looking into alleged racist abuse directed at France players during their 3-1 win over Russia.

Ex-BBC equestrian commentator and former eventer Mike Tucker dies suddenly at the age of 73.

Alexandre Bissonnette, 28, admits six counts of murder and six of attempted murder.

Madrid's police dogs will get music therapy after a refurbishment to their living facilities.

The largest weapons contract in Poland's history is likely to trigger strong criticism from Russia.

As Parkland shooting survivors pursue gun control, they are facing a new challenge - vindictive personal smears.

The US president gives a positive reaction to the North Korean leader meeting China's president.

Video shows Danny Ray Thomas, 34, walking towards police before he is shot once in the chest.

It is the first ever case that is resistant to the main antibiotic treatment.

Ireland's referendum on amending its abortion laws will be held on 25 May.

Ecuador says the move is to prevent the WikiLeaks founder from interfering in other countries' affairs.