Mohammed Zammar, who was linked to the 9/11 attackers, is reportedly being held in northern Syria.

Great Britain captain Anne Keothavong says the Fed Cup must not be "ignored" while so much "time and energy" is being devoted to Davis Cup reform.

What do tech leaders like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos have to say about meetings?

Fifa dismisses a complaint by England of racial abuse during last year's Under-17 World Cup final due to a "lack of sufficient evidence".

Cuba's president faces a number of challenges, including the largest opposition protests in decades.

Entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson, conservationist Jane Goodall and others urge more action.

The England and Wales Cricket Board wants to introduce an innovative '100 balls' format into its new city-based tournament.

For the first time in 35 years, Saudis are allowed to go to the cinema.

Officials in Turin say they won't register a boy born to a Turin counsellor by artificial insemination.

Students at a New York university were filmed using "extremely racist", "homophobic" language, chancellor says.

A former Indian soldier who disappeared in 1978 finds his family after they spot him on YouTube.

Airline staff take to social media to complain about passengers ignoring their advice.

Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick reveals he told the Football Association not to pick him any more after finding England duty "depressing".

For the first time in decades, Cuba has a leader who is not a Castro - but don't expect big changes.

BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson takes on BBC Asian Network presenter Noreen Khan to predict this weekend's FA Cup semi-finals and Premier League fixtures.

Patti Murin, star of Broadway's Frozen, is applauded for opening up about her mental health.

King Mswati III declares a name change at events celebrating independence and his 50th birthday.

Chelsea Ladies have five players in the PFA Women's Super League One Team of the Year for 2017-18.

Temperatures have hit 29.1C in London, making it the warmest April day for nearly 70 years.

Everton boss Sam Allardyce says a survey sent to fans asking them to rate his performance was "a marketing slip-up".

Scientist Vladimir Uglev has no doubt the agent that poisoned the Skripals was made in Russia.