Preparations for the Tokyo Olympics are "business as usual" despite the coronavirus outbreak, says International Olympic Committee member Dick Pound.

Their population has fallen sharply since Kenya began exporting donkey meat and hide to China.

A Portuguese chocolatier reveals a life-size sculpture, made entirely of chocolate, of Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ireland's Six Nations game against Italy in Dublin on March 7 should be postponed due to the coronavirus situation, says Irish Health Minister Simon Harris.

Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso will race for McLaren at this year's Indianapolis 500.

The campaigners posed for a photo together at Lady Margaret Hall at the University of Oxford.

Manchester City's Champions League meeting with Real Madrid could define their season and Pep Guardiola is likely to have a surprise in store for the Spanish side, says Darren Fletcher.

Nadila Wumaier denies Chinese official's claims that she is free to leave house arrest.

A New York City mural to deceased YouTuber Etika becomes a point of interest in video game Pokemon Go.

Health officials say its not a matter of "if" but "when" the deadly virus will begin spreading in the US.

Nedim Yasar was shot dead after attending the launch of a book about how he turned his back on crime.

European football experts give the continental view on Wednesday's Champions League last-16 ties, with Manchester City travelling to Real Madrid, and Lyon hosting Juventus.

The Grammy and Brit award-winning singer has written on Instagram that her "recovery took time".

Serge Gnabry continues his dominance over London clubs in this season's Champions League as Bayern Munich take control of their last-16 tie with Chelsea.

The latest social reform comes two years after women were first allowed into stadiums.

The Wikileaks co-founder was not to blame for unredacted files being published online, a court hears

One of two main accusers in Harvey Weinstein's trial says she feels 'huge relief' at his conviction.

The businessman is considered the most powerful man in Hollywood.

The two leaders tried their best to go beyond bear hugs, songs and dances. But did they succeed?

Human rights groups say at least 20 civilians were killed in Idlib, including nine children.

Twelve years passed before Serge Gnabry made the dream move he cried over aged 10. He has no regrets over the route that's taken him there.