FamilyMart shut a store and said it was sorry if the "unsanitary" footage had made customers feel "uneasy".

MPs talk about the level of abuse and threats they receive – both online and offline.

The prestigious award has long been seen as the Chinese film industry's answer to the Oscars.

Former England captain Wayne Rooney says his decision to join Derby County "wasn't just about coming home".

Top bosses announced they're going to 're-imagine' four franchises for a new streaming service.

Kyle Edmund beats Nick Kyrgios in straight sets at the Rogers Cup in Montreal while Andy Murray wins his doubles opener.

Pakistan are not renewing the contract of head coach Mickey Arthur, who is a potential replacement for England's outgoing Trevor Bayliss.

An IT glitch that caused more than 100 flights to be cancelled and 200 delays has been fixed, BA says.

All sides want to avoid a hard border, so how could they stop this if there's a no-deal Brexit?

The US president visits Ohio and Texas amid protests at his stance on gun control and migrants.

Communications in the state have been cut off, and locals tell the BBC people are shocked and angry.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp does his best Joey Tribbiani impression as he tells BBC Radio 5 Live about how he learned to speak English.

The latest series of the fact-based drama will air in the run-up to 2020's presidential election.

Concerns over medicine Riyad Mahrez took while on duty with Algeria is a "problem for Manchester City", says the Algerian Football Federation.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright calls ex-Gunners captain Laurent Koscielny "disrespectful" for the nature of his unveiling at Bordeaux.

He insists he was just moving from one location to another during the filming of his music video.

Protesters want President Hernández to step down after allegations of links to drug trafficking.

The parrot roamed New Zealand 19 million years ago, and may have been flightless and carnivorous.

At least 14 people are killed just days after progress was claimed in US-Taliban talks.

British-born millionaire Peter Chadwick is captured in Mexico after spending four years on the run.

Selling water from melted icebergs is big business on Canada's eastern coast, but there are concerns over Arctic warming.