Sperm Positive, a world-first, has launched in a bid to fight stigma around the illness.

Look back at the life of the celebrity chef who enjoyed huge popularity in the kitchen and on TV.

Presenters at a Greek TV station cry with laughter as the nosey intruder take centre stage.

Spain's returning manager Luis Enrique says his predecessor Robert Moreno was "disloyal" and will not be part of his coaching team.

Arsenal identify Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo as a potential replacement for Unai Emery if the Gunners decide to sack the Spaniard.

The politicians donned their collapsible plastic helmets as part of a drill in parliament.

Apple Maps now shows Crimea - annexed from Ukraine in 2014 - as part of Russia, when viewed there.

The UN mission says it will investigate the killing of a man during protests in the city of Beni.

Simone and Alice Cardillo arrived at their accommodation to find it was empty and for sale.

Investigations have intensified into the 2017 car bomb death of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

The critic, author, poet and TV host was known for his witty commentary on international television.

Dillian Whyte will face Poland's Mariusz Wach on the undercard of Anthony Joshua's world title fight with Andy Ruiz Jr in Saudi Arabia.

Lee Se-dol retires from the game of Go after conceding that computers "cannot be defeated".

The man was convicted of murder but has won the right to have his name removed from search results.

Hisham Ashmawi is convicted of involvement in several high-profile attacks on government targets.

President López Obrador reacts to Donald Trump's decision to designate drug cartels as terrorist groups.

Millions of people are advised to delay travelling for Thanksgiving due to bad weather.

Chelsea will not know their Champions League fate until the final group games after they draw at Valencia in an incident-packed match.

Goar Vartanyan was credited with uncovering a Nazi plot to kill the "Big Three" allied leaders.

The Benin bronze, known as an "okukor", was bequeathed to Jesus College in Cambridge in 1930.

Abductors tried to force the woman to "disclose embassy-related information", Swiss officials say.