Ryan Hall scores twice as champions Leeds Rhinos begin the defence of their Super League crown with victory at Warrington Wolves.

Inside China's police state, where a man would rather his family die than be detained in a camp.

The facility built under 20m of rock is hit in the latest attack against hospitals, aid workers say.

Exiled former president Mohamed Nasheed also saw his terrorism conviction overturned.

The French referee who aimed a kick at a player then sent him off is banned for six months - half of which is suspended.

A Michigan police chief told one of Larry Nassar's victims that "we wish we had this one back".

Boston and Philadelphia, two cities steeped in history, are set to face off on Super Bowl Sunday.

Recently rediscovered 100-year-old posters showing the battle for votes for women are going on show for the first time.

Why girls have been going missing in the north of Vietnam.

7 days quiz: It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?

How IS used online videos and social media to spread its message - and why it suddenly dried up.

Controlling machines using thought can be used in medicine, gaming, transport and many other sectors.

'Judy' recalls her life being brought up by parents in a strict homeschooling community in the US.

Ever nodded off at the pictures? This one's for you.

When tragedy struck, Mountie Clare Kines made a fresh start in the Arctic Circle - and found an unexpected source of happiness.

Sabrina Simader is the first Kenyan woman to compete in alpine skiing at the Winter Olympics.

The Wisconsin girl is sentenced for stabbing a classmate to please an online horror character.

Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, known as "Fidelito", is found dead in Cuba.

The Secretary of State says the US is not advocating a coup and is not aware of specific plans.

Eighteen people were injured in the incident, which officials believe was an accident.

Victims of the years of conflict hope for some kind of justice from the International Criminal Court.