Sharing memes and GIFs is still allowed under the new laws, after tweaks to allow "parody".

Dramatic footage has emerged of a traffic bridge on the South Island being washed away in a storm.

News of Conor McGregor's announced "retirement" may have set the internet ablaze but is it just a negotiating ploy from the UFC star?

Opera singer Anna Patalong had chosen to wear a yellow dress, featuring a blue sash with yellow stars.

Uefa are investigating an alleged case of racist abuse towards Callum Hudson-Odoi during Chelsea's Europa League win at Dynamo Kiev.

The mermaid statues' breasts are covered with a golden chest wrap at Jakarta's Ancol Dreamland.

US toymaker Mattel has unveiled a collection of BTS dolls and the response has been mixed.

Her playing left hand was severely injured after the attack in her Czech Republic home in 2016.

Algeria army chief calls for President Bouteflika to be declared unfit to rule after weeks of unrest.

The family was allegedly part of the same scheme as celebrities Lori Laughlin and Felicity Huffman.

Purdue Pharma, owned by the wealthy Sackler dynasty, is facing 2,000 claims over its painkiller.

The actor, who was accused of fabricating a hate crime, says it was an "incredibly difficult time".

Nine boxes of rare animals were taken from a passenger by customs officials at Chennai airport in India.

A widely-shared video shows the Pope recoiling from the faithful - but there's more to the story.

BBC Sport assesses a potential eight-way scrap for Premiership survival as teams gear up for a nervy run-in.

Many young people want to leave but often for other African countries, a new survey shows.

Cheollima Civil Defense allegedly broke into North Korea's Madrid embassy and fled with computers.

BBC Sport looks back to December 2015 when Conor McGregor knocked out Jose Aldo in just 13 seconds at UFC 194 to become the UFC featherweight champion for the first time.

MPs will be given paper ballots and asked which Brexit strategies they would accept.

They cited a campaign to discredit them and put them "under the direct control of men".

Power cuts have hit most of the nation, closing down hospitals, public transport and water supply.