Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says there is no "quick fix" to improve his squad.

Jordan Belfort says the filmmakers lied to him when he first sold them the rights to his story.

The highly secretive American founder of white supremacist group The Base is tracked to Russia.

What's it like for those in the Chinese cities in lockdown over the spread of a new virus.

They were cooked in a special oven at the International Space Station - but are yet to be tasted.

Chinese nationals in Wuhan on the hopes and fears during life in a locked-down city of 11 million.

South African mining mogul Patrice Motsepe tells the US president that the continent supports him.

The BBC's Africa editor Fergal Keane will work in a new role for the corporation.

Desert locusts swarms which are devouring crops in East Africa are forcing farmers into desperate measures.

Police say the short-term deployments will check watchlists of suspects wanted for serious crimes.

Roger Federer survives a huge scare to beat unseeded Australian John Millman 10-8 in a final-set tie-break and reach the Australian Open fourth round.

Police believe the attack at a restaurant in Rot am See was related to a family dispute.

The FA Cup can be a launch pad for young stars, says Micah Richards - who made a name for himself with a memorable appearance on the BBC when he was 17.

Travel restrictions are being expanded in parts of China, as millions go home for the holidays.

England's Ben Stokes apologises after a verbal exchange with someone off the field during the fourth Test against South Africa.

England post their first century opening stand since 2016 only to lose four wickets for 50 runs on a fluctuating first day of the fourth Test in South Africa.

There has been criticism that authorities were too slow to respond and contain the virus.

Anastasia Shevchenko has been under house arrest for a year and has found a spy-camera in her flat.

Footage shows the men washing themselves with soap and a bucket of water in southern Vietnam.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says football is letting its elite players down and a "year of 400 days" is needed to cram in all the matches they are asked to play.

Some of the 20 children recruited are said to have lost their fathers in an ambush last week.