Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola insists he is still happy at the club.

Passengers watch the engine catch fire midair on a flight from Los Angeles to the Philippines.

Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen criticises the social media giant's stance on freedom of expression.

Their lives were shaped by Austria's wartime past. They’re determined not to let history repeat itself.

Grace Savage has won four UK beatboxing titles, but says she still encounters sexism from parts of the community.

A selection of news photographs taken around the world this week.

How can a six-year-old child vanish without a trace for more than 40 years? The story of Ireland’s Mary Boyle

As Australian forests burn, some species are better equipped to survive danger and habitat loss.

Rob Watson's third round-up from the campaign trail focuses on the first leaders' debate.

The Gobi Desert produces stunning fossils but many Mongolians never get the chance to see them.

Boris Johnson asks how the Labour leader could agree a new EU deal and then be "indifferent" about it.

Tear gas is used to disperse protesters marching against the government of President Iván Duque.

Seoul announces a last-minute decision to renew the accord, threatened by a long-running dispute.

Records show a paper trail to what is being called a "smear campaign" against an ex-US envoy to Ukraine.

Faf de Klerk, South Africa's World Cup-winning scrum-half, talks pants, coffee, Shrek and a special homecoming.

England's bowlers toil on day three of the first Test as BJ Watling's century puts New Zealand in control in Mount Maunganui.

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard insists he is not "Mr Tough Guy" despite imposing a strict disciplinary code where players faced a £20,000 penalty if they miss training.

Jose Mourinho had just declared himself 'The Special One' but can you name his first Premier League squad?

The environmental activist is one of five people to take control of the Radio 4 show over Christmas.

A new museum, funded by South Korea, may pave the way to the repatriation of items taken during colonisation.

Wang Liqiang claims to have information on operations in Hong Kong and Taiwan, reports say.