Mark O'Hara's brace lifts Dundee off the bottom of the Premiership and condemns Rangers to a second straight defeat.

Thousands of people rally across Poland over proposed bills that they say threaten the rule of law.

It broke out at a 22-storey hotel and casino in the Black Sea city of Batumi.

Wales aim for first win over New Zealand for 64 years in Gatland v Hansen IV, while England, Scotland and Ireland are all in action too.

West Ham earn their first point under new manager David Moyes as they come from behind to draw with Leicester City at London Stadium.

Demonstrations were held across the country as a lack of rainfall threatens its agriculture.

The US confirms making "adjustments" to support for Syrian groups, but does not name the YPG militia.

A devastating gun and bomb attack on a mosque in the Sinai peninsula killed 300 people.

Alexander Litvinenko died in a London hospital after he was poisoned with Polonium 210.

China's biggest social media company is developing new apps which use artificial intelligence.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

In the aftermath of the bomb attack on a Sinai mosque, fake photos have been shared on social media.

As Zimbabweans usher in a new era, author Petina Gappah considers the long shadow ex-president Robert Mugabe has cast over her life.

The rock group look back at the 30th anniversary of their breakthrough album, Kick.

With security the top issue in the elections, BBC news takes a closer look at the candidates.

Mongolia's domestic violence victims struggle for support amid austerity and arctic temperatures.

Canadian PM, Trudeau, issues apology to aboriginal children removed from families.

In the past five years, there have been 19 near misses involving UK aircraft and US fighter planes.

The Revillagigedo Archipelago is named a marine reserve, protecting hundreds of ocean species.

Police want to trace two men, following panicked scenes at a London Tube station on Friday.

Four United Nations peacekeepers and a Malian soldier died in two separate attacks.