The equality watchdog will consider if "further action" is needed after the BBC China editor pay row.

Tens of thousands of college football fans were watching as The Star-Spangled Banner started.

A French publisher aims to print stories and poems on demand in unexpected places.

Prayuth Chan-ocha told reporters to "ask this guy" if they had political questions, then walked away.

An awkward audience with a celebrity robot still has the power to impress.

The chip maker's boss addressed the Meltdown and Spectre bugs at CES in Las Vegas.

Trevor Bayliss will step down as England coach when his contract expires at the end of the 2019 Ashes.

Bad weather is hampering efforts to contain a fire and oil spill after two ships collided on Saturday.

The South Korean giant shakes off corruption scandal to predict 64% jump in quarterly earnings.

How an Essex couple used the "10-dummy trick" to help their daughter sleep.

Britain's Johanna Konta loses to former world number two Agnieszka Radwanska in the first round of the Sydney International.

Hundreds of bats die while other species - including a puppy locked in a car - suffer heat stress.

Andy Murray is unlikely to be world number one again but everyone in tennis should cheer if hip surgery gives him a new lease of life, says Russell Fuller.

Sporting events are dramatic - but perhaps never more so than when it comes to the two rival Koreas.

Mothers in group singing sessions with babies have faster improvement in symptoms, a study suggests.

The incidents on the island of Okinawa include the emergency landings of two US military helicopters.

A man tried to get rid of the creature by setting it alight, but ended up burning an apartment.

Thailand's prime minister Prayuth Chan-ocha found a novel way to dodge tricky questions from journalists.

Critics of the president say it looked like he forgot the words before a college football game.

Passengers on the commuter train sustained "minor to moderate" injuries when it crashed near Johannesburg.

BBC Sport's Jo Currie catches up with Manchester City's new signing Nadia Nadim, who talks about her life, from fleeing Afghanistan at the age of 12 to playing in WSL 1.