The US government has banned the import of rough diamonds, but Zimbabwe says the claims are unfounded.

Match of the Day's Alan Shearer and Phil Neville discuss VAR and why referees have not being using pitch-side monitors this season.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "lunchtime".

The broadcaster on his cult status, protecting the planet and finally finding its most elusive animal.

Some couples who work together say it makes both partnerships stronger, but it's not always easy to navigate.

For years, the assumption has been that most Americans are anti-tax, but are attitudes changing?

Thousands of people work to remove oil and tar from beaches as source of spill remains unclear.

The plan to use one of the president's resorts in Florida sparked bipartisan criticism.

The New York to Sydney flight is part of research on how ultra-long haul journeys affect our bodies.

Wicklow Brave, one of racing's most popular and versatile horses, has died after a fall when leading in the American Grand National.

Brexit may be driving many to distraction - but it is boom time for university politics departments.

Wayne Rooney has been hailed as a "big plus" during his time at DC United, after the former England captain played his final MLS game.

Rhiane Fatinikun has started a group to encourage more black women to enjoy the countryside.

Mr London Meow offers therapeutic care to patients at the Royal London hospital in Whitechapel.

Australia coach Michael Cheika says he will leave his role when his contract expires at the end of the year.

With a police investigation under way, Haringey chairman Aki Achillea describes the abandonment of their FA Cup match against Yeovil amid reports of racial abuse by fans as 'soul-destroying'.

The government insists it will still meet the 31 October deadline, despite sending a letter asking for an extension.

Former prisoners recount being stabbed, witnessing suicides and the horrors of solitary confinement.

Bernie Sanders, 78, marks his return to campaigning by hosting a rally in Queens, New York.

A former member made the claims in the latest episode of BBC's Spotlight series on the Troubles.

Papers agree: 'Just when you think it cannot get any crazier...'