The newly-expanded public charge rule disqualifies US migrants who seek government aid.

A crowded cricket stadium and tricky pronunciations marked the first day of the US president's trip.

The basketball star died alongside his daughter when the helicopter they were in crashed in fog.

A Ukrainian woman has told the BBC why she decided to decline evacuation and stay in the coronavirus stricken Chinese city of Wuhan.

Vanessa Bryant gives a moving tribute to her late husband, basketball legend Kobe Bryant, and daughter Gianna at a memorial service in Los Angeles.

League leaders Liverpool are forced to come from behind to beat relegation-battling West Ham in a nervy encounter at Anfield.

England's victory over Ireland showed passion and defiance but also tactical street smarts, says former England scrum-half Matt Dawson.

Thousands attended a service for the NBA star and his daughter who died in a helicopter crash in January.

Mike Burgess says "small cells" of right-wing extremists are gathering regularly to spread hate.

Deontay Wilder blames his elaborate ring-walk costume for his WBC heavyweight title defeat by Tyson Fury.

Two winners split a €2,000 prize for deciphering a riddle on a rock on a beach in western France.

BBC Sport profiles Chicago Red Stars midfielder Julie Ertz, one of five nominees for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2020 award.

Nearly 150 people have been killed in the north-eastern Ceará state in the first days of the strike.

From animals to humans, how did the deadly coronavirus make the leap? We look at the scientific evidence.

The right-wing government aims to instil national pride - but teachers criticise a new curriculum.

During a troublesome protest or tricky election, some countries just cut the online cord.

The continent desperately needs more power but it also wants to avoid damaging the environment.

3D printing is meeting some of the ambitions touted when the technology emerged 20 years ago.

Patients would no longer after to prove their natural death is "reasonably foreseeable".

More than two years after the movement went viral, has anything changed?

Under, behind and above the scenes of the West End's newest blockbuster