The number of new cases of type 2 diabetes is stable, or even falling, a study suggests.

Clinics in Idlib, the rebel-held part of Syria, are being targeted - despite it being a war crime.

West Ham's Declan Rice sits down with Reece Parkinson to show off his dance moves and pick his Match of the Day Mix including Fredo, Don Strapzy and a little bit of Elton John.

The firm's founder and potential space tourist Yusaku Maezawa will also step down as chief executive.

Team Europe hope home advantage counts while Team USA are aiming for a third consecutive win when the Solheim Cup starts on Friday.

Gareth Southgate says England players will meet to "prepare" how to react to racism before their Euro 2020 qualifier in Bulgaria on 14 October

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel says there may be blackouts as soon as next week.

A bid to trademark the title of its in-flight magazine "Kia Ora" has sparked backlash from Maori groups.

Robert Mugabe is now lying in state at a football stadium in Zimbabwe's capital Harare.

The gift will create new facilities at the clinic which is named after the author's mother.

Richard Ferrand, a member of the French president's 2017 campaign team, faces corruption allegations.

BBC Sport looks back at when Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor ran the length of the pitch to celebrate in front of Arsenal fans.

Confusion over whether AlienStock is still happening in Nevada?

As the Ashes draws to a conclusion it's time to pick your combined England and Australia XI.

An underground hero, his achingly personal songs inspired everyone from Kurt Cobain to Lana Del Rey.

The male skeletons, buried in Roman times, have been holding hands for around 1,500 years.

Steve Smith takes a juggled catch in the slips to dismiss Joe Denly for 14 as England lose their first wicket in the opening day of the fifth Ashes Test against Australia at The Oval.

Boris Johnson denies lying over his reasons for the shutdown, after Scottish judges rule it unlawful.

Video of two women destroying the playground equipment has been shared widely on Russian social media.

The presenter was not hurt after a "spontaneous detour" during filming for the BBC motoring show.

Two Britons are among five facing charges over a $688,000 (£588,000) drug haul found in Australia.