World Cup 2018: Belgium's Nacer Chadli scores stoppage-time winner against Japan

Belgium's Nacer Chadli finishes off a superb team move in the 94th minute to clinch a 3-2 win against Japan and fire them into the World Cup quarter-finals.

Suspect arrested in Fourth of July terror plot in Cleveland

The suspect allegedly spoke of his hatred of the military and "wanting to chop off heads and hands".

Harvey Weinstein faces new sex assault charges on third woman

The film producer faces life in prison over new charges involving a third woman.

Serena Williams beats Arantxa Rus to reach Wimbledon second round

Serena Williams beats Arantxa Rus 7-5 6-3 to reach the second round at Wimbledon.

Missing Thai boys found alive in caves

Rescuers are working to extract the 12 boys and their teacher, found after nine days lost in caves.

Michael Cohen 'loyal to family and US' over Donald Trump

President Trump's ex-lawyer, Michael Cohen, signals a willingness to co-operate with prosecutors.

Germany migrants: Merkel allies leave Seehofer isolated

Key allies support Mrs Merkel in a row with Interior Minister Horst Seehofer over migrants.

India mystery over Delhi's 'house of mass hangings'

Police are baffled by the deaths of 11 members of one family found dead in strange circumstances.

Saving koalas: Gene study promises solution to deadly sex disease

Scientists fail to find a koala cuteness gene but DNA may lead to a vaccine for chlamydia in the iconic marsupial.

Redoine Faid and other unbelievable prison escapes

Sunday's helicopter escape from a French prison is just the latest in a line of extraordinary break-outs.

Why Uganda is taxing social media 'gossip'

Ugandan mobile users are required to pay before they can access apps like Facebook and WhatsApp.

Syria war: 270,000 displaced by fighting in south-west

Government forces began an assault on rebel-held areas of Deraa and Quneitra provinces two weeks ago.

Mexico election: López Obrador vows to fight corruption

Andrés Manuel López Obrador won Sunday's presidential election on a left-wing populist platform.

Road collapse caught on CCTV cameras in China

Around 50m of the road fell away in the province of Sichuan on Sunday.

Philippine mayor Antonio Halili shot dead at ceremony

The Philippine mayor, known for his hardline stance on drugs, was shot as he sang the national anthem.

'Hero' dog bitten by rattlesnake while protecting owner

A puppy has been labelled a hero after being bitten by a rattlesnake which was targeting his owner.

UN declares Colombia's Chiribiquete park world heritage site

The park in the Amazon region is known for its table-top rock formations and rich variety of plants.

Man stuck up 32ft lamp-post in Birmingham

The man is thought to have taken an illegal high and somehow got stuck up the lamp-post.

Italian runners win gold and social media praise

Praise for the victorious Italian runners whose exploits went viral on social media

'The ocean is my home - and it's being trashed'

Turning the 4,000 live-aboard yachts around the world into a research fleet.

Wimbledon 2018: Roger Federer beats Dusan Lajovic in straight sets

Roger Federer begins his quest for a record-extending ninth Wimbledon men's singles title with a routine win over Dusan Lajovic.

'Dead' woman found alive in South Africa morgue fridge

The woman, who is now recovering in hospital, had been declared dead following a road accident.

Australian senator Leyonhjelm criticised for 'sexist slurs'

David Leyonhjelm says he will not apologise for commenting on a female senator's private life.

The desperate search for Thailand's lost boys

The extensive rescue operation has included the Thai navy and air force.

Instagram apologises for removing photo of two men kissing

Photographer Stella Asia Consonni was told her photo did not follow Instagram's community guidelines.

Is North Korea still developing nukes?

Recent reports suggest Pyongyang is intent on maintaining its nuclear capability. Are they true?

England Netball: Commonwealth champions second in world for first time since rankings began

Commonwealth champions England move up to second in the world netball rankings for the first time since rankings began in 2008.

Chris Froome cleared after doping inquiry

The anti-doping case against Britain's four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome is dropped by cycling's world governing body.

Tesco and Carrefour say 'strategic alliance' will cut prices

The UK's largest supermarket group plans to combine its buying power with the French retail giant.

Roger Federer: Wimbledon champion relives junior title

Eight-time Wimbledon Champion Roger Federer looks back and reacts to his first ever Championship win at Wimbledon in the boys' singles final in 1998.

'India 'WhatsApp child abduction rumours': Five more lynched

Indian police say 12 have been arrested for allegedly killing the men over fears of child abduction.

Drake pays tribute to Rapper Smoke Dawg

The 21-year-old's family say he "touched the lives of many fans".

Mohamed Salah signs new five-year deal with Liverpool

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah signs a new five-year contract with the club.

Brian McDermott sacked as head coach of Leeds Rhinos

Leeds Rhinos sack Brian McDermott, ending his status as the longest-serving head coach in Super League.

'Artificial ovary' may help cancer patients

The treatment is aimed at women who are at risk of becoming infertile, such as those who receive chemotherapy.

UK produces new Brexit customs model

The plan for handling customs after the UK leaves the EU will be discussed by the cabinet on Friday.

World Cup Catch-up: Spain pay penalty as Russia advance

Watch all the best action from match day 17 of the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

World Cup 2018: Harry Kane - the making of England & Tottenham striker

From being a goalkeeper and dealing with rejection to becoming England captain, BBC Sport looks at the making of Harry Kane.

LeBron James: Basketball star agrees to join Los Angeles Lakers

The basketball star will join the Los Angeles Lakers in a four-year deal worth $154m (£116m).

Who is Mexico's presidential winner?

It is third time lucky for the Mexican politician as he wins the presidency after failing twice before.

Mexico election: Exit polls put López Obrador in front

Andrés Manuel López Obrador is well ahead in the race to be Mexico's next president, exit polls say.

Simple steps that could help you live to 100

Naples in Florida is trying to help residents live to 100 by emulating areas where people live the longest.

Cheryl and Liam Payne announce split

The ex-Girls Aloud and One Direction stars say they still have "much love for each other as a family".

This man is cleaning all 388 Holocaust plaques in his city

Gerhard Geier spends his days renovating memorial plaques for Holocaust victims in the town of Salzburg.

Catcalling: Women write in chalk to stop street harassment

Why women in three cities are writing out in chalk words that have been shouted at them on the street.

India rape: A victim's two-year wait for justice

Lalitha says she was raped by a family friend aged 16 - but it took the police two years to arrest him.

The man who created a $2bn ice cream firm in his kitchen

Halo Top has only been going six years but is already the best-selling ice cream brand in the US.

Transgender children: Buying time by delaying puberty

One of the children we've been following for four years begins treatment to delay the onset of puberty.

Cabin Pressure: The sitcom that broke records

The radio comedy, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and John Finnemore, garnered fans across the world.

Lewis Hamilton: Austrian GP was the worst race I can remember

Lewis Hamilton said his problem-strewn Austrian Grand Prix was "the worst race I can remember for a very, very long time".