Tokyo's Fuwaku rugby club has three players over the age of 90.

The CIA failed to stop 9/11. But the reason why is a problem extending beyond the intelligence community.

Women get some top posts in Italy’s new government, signalling that macho politics is out of favour.

The BBC finds evidence entire villages in Rakhine, Myanmar, have been replaced by relocation camps.

Amid a growing backlash against fast fashion, firms are looking at new fabrics from mushrooms and pineapples.

Rani Bhati is a teacher getting children who have left school back into mainstream education.

When Lisa became an amputee, she noticed the lack of support for amputees. She decided to do something about it.

Zimbabwe's ex-President Robert Mugabe, who has died aged 95, had a special place in the hearts of Ghanaians, writes Elizabeth Ohene.

Global Commission calls for trillions of dollars to help the world adapt to climate change.

Hours after the comments North Korea launched two short-range projectiles off its east coast.

Researchers have been testing the technique in the lab and hope to move into human clinical trials.

Richard Keedwell "simply wanted justice" but has lost his savings and his sons' inheritance money.

The singer's legal team claimed the holocaust-denying AI's name implied a link with the singer.

In dramatic scenes in the Commons, MPs hold up signs, chant and sing songs to protest against the suspension.

David Ortiz throws the ceremonial first pitch before the Boston Red Sox's game against the New York Yankees in his first public appearance since being shot.

Former England striker Michael Owen reveals how he 'hates watching films' and didn't commute to Newcastle every day in a helicopter as he busts internet rumours.

The mole had high-level Kremlin access but was pulled amid fears their cover could be blown, reports say.

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says his side paid the price for not scoring during an impressive first half display against Germany.

Steve Clarke sets Scotland the target of finishing third in their Euro 2020 qualifying group after admitting their only hope of reaching the finals is through next year's play-offs.

The US commerce chief had threatened firings at the federal weather agency, the New York Times says.

The ex-Alaska governor and her husband found it "impossible to live together", court documents show.