The fire south of Australia's capital has already burned more than a fifth of its landscape.

LeBron James leads tributes to Kobe Bryant at the LA Lakers' first game since he died in a helicopter crash.

She wrote novels such as A Stranger is Watching and sold over 100 million books in the US alone.

British man, Matt Raw sent this video from his accommodation at Arrowe Park Hospital after he was flown out of Wuhan.

Despite having a day job as a medical doctor, Fola David doubles as a visual artist.

The messaging app will become obsolete on older operating systems from 1 Feb.

How lifelong supporter Odion Ighalo became the answer to Manchester United's striker woes in a deadline day twist.

Paul Makonda launched a surveillance squad dedicated to hunting down gay people in Dar es Salaam.

American Sofia Kenin wins a first Grand Slam title by beating Spain's Garbine Muguruza in three sets in the Australian Open final.

Platforms are increasing efforts to block false information as the outbreak spreads and fear grows.

The US and Australia are among the countries that have implemented rare travel restrictions.

This year's American football event will introduce aluminium cups and donate food waste to charities.

France's Emmanuel Macron says he is deeply sad but David Davis says everybody will win from Brexit.

The man was wearing a gas mask hiding his face on the flight bound for Houston from Dallas.

The victims' bodies were found lying in the streets of Matholeville district in Johannesburg.

Novak Djokovic must "go up a level" to beat Dominic Thiem and win an eighth Australian Open men's singles title, says Pat Cash.

Champions Wales start the 2020 Six Nations with a comfortable 42-0 victory over Italy in Wayne Pivac's first Test match in charge.

Liverpool equal Manchester City's record of 20 consecutive wins at home in the Premier League with a 4-0 victory over Southampton at Anfield.

Karim Benzema scores the only goal as Real beat Atletico in the Madrid derby to go six points clear at the top of La Liga.

Borussia Dortmund teenagers Jadon Sancho and Erling Braut Haaland both make history with goals against Union Berlin.