England set New Zealand a daunting 382 for victory on the fourth day of the second Test in Christchurch.

Before the 2018 Commonwealth Games, BBC Sport picks out some classic moments from previous events including Hollywood actor Jason Statham's diving display in 1990.

News programmes will monitor the male to female ratios of on-air contributors, the corporation says.

The North Korean leader's heart "swelled" while watching South Korean artists, state media say.

The baby's body was later found at the bottom of a well in the eastern state of Orissa.

Rising rates of childhood obesity are a global problem - but in Amsterdam they are falling.

In a televised speech after his swearing-in, Mr Abiy says he wants to end "years of misunderstandings".

More than a dozen people died after the Islamist militants launched an attack in Borno State.

Transport misery for commuters as strikes challenging President Macron's labour reform begin.

Schools across Oklahoma are shutting down due to a major teacher strike. Three teachers explain why.

Australia's rugby sevens captain James Stannard is "heartbroken" he will not compete at the Commonwealth Games.

Centre-left Carlos Alvarado says he wants to unite the country after a divisive election campaign.

West Bromwich Albion part company with manager Alan Pardew after a run of eight successive league defeats.

England have a good chance of ending their winter with a Test victory against New Zealand, says Jonny Bairstow.

Syringes were found in the athletes' village in a breach of Commonwealth Games rules.

The agency probing a fatal crash says it is "unhappy" the firm made public details of the collision.

Thousands of lower-caste Indians protest at a ruling they say weakens a law meant to protect them.

The government appears poised to regain control of the last rebel-held town in the Eastern Ghouta.

The UN urges Israel to reconsider after it suddenly cancels the agreement for thousands of Africans.

A new museum in Bavaria celebrates the "sausage dog" - a symbol of the region.

The foreign minister hits out at diplomatic expulsions, accusing the UK over the Skripal attack.