Motorists stopped their vehicles and rushed to collect bills scattered on Route 3 in New Jersey.

Can you get from suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst to Beyonce via seven groundbreaking women?

Theresa May is seeking "further clarification" to satisfy MPs after "robust" exchange with EU chief.

A sexism scandal in Japan has widened to at least nine universities after a government investigation.

Ross Brawn, Formula 1's head of motorsport, says various car changes in 2019 could result in a 20% improvement in the quality of racing.

Everything you need to know about Kanye West's astonishing Twitter tirade against Drake.

One hundred years since the first votes were cast by UK women, who is standing up for women's rights today?

BBC Sport's Hugh Woozencroft debates with three black sports journalists the issues raised by Raheem Sterling's comments on race, football and the media.

A beauty queen's comments and apology about non-English speaking contestants causes a stir on social media.

A young American who came to Europe after a family tragedy is stabbed to death in her student complex.

It took five weeks of round-the-clock treatment to keep Benedicte alive after her mother died.

A stadium in LA confirms it uses facial recognition technology at pop concerts.

Jean-Claude Juncker has spoken about his exchange with Theresa May following his comments about her proposals.

Prosecutors allege the pop singer failed to pay more than $16.3m in taxes between 2012 and 2014.

"Someone knew something, and they said something," an official says about a tipster who alerted police.

Britons will not need a visa but will have to apply for a travel document, which lasts for three years.

Egypt and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is voted the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2018.

Theresa May's Brussels talks were not a failure - but she needs more than the EU's assurances.

Ex-rider Jess Varnish is putting "self-interest" first in an employment case against British Cycling and UK Sport, a lawyer says.

Frank Cairney was convicted of nine charges of sexually abusing young footballers.

Photos of up to 6.8 million Facebook users, including ones they never posted, could be accessed.