Hospitals are on the look-out after a pregnant woman was assaulted in front of her child, five.

Tributes are paid to former Liverpool goalkeeper Tommy Lawrence, who has died aged 77.

A BBC reporter unwittingly asks former Liverpool goalkeeper Tommy Lawrence, who has died aged 77, for his memories from the derby game with Everton.

The study's authors say the research shows the "remarkable hold" cigarettes can establish after one experience.

Taxi users are facing inflated fares because their position has been wrongly located thousands of miles away.

Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn clarifies his comment that suggested women are less tolerant of "banter" than men.

Drew Spence is recalled to the England women's squad for the first time since accusing ex-boss Mark Sampson of making discriminatory remarks.

South Korea's President Moon Jae-in says talks came about thanks to US-led sanctions and pressure.

Why is it so hard to win away from home in Test cricket? And how can these obstacles be overcome? BBC Sport investigates an age-old problem.

Manchester United are to charge Sevilla fans £89 for the Champions League last 16 game at Old Trafford on 13 March to subsidise their own fans' trip to Spain.

The softening of drug laws could mean 5,000 prisoners escaping execution.

A photograph of a Syrian refugee gazing into a gym has resulted in a free lifetime membership

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are among thousands of US citizens to have adopted Ethiopian children.

Fifteen-year-old Muhammed lives in the rebel-held area of Eastern Ghouta.

A district judge rules the scheme must stay in place while moves against it proceed.

Waist-deep mudslides in Southern California have killed at least 13 people and thousands have fled the area.

The president says the system is "broken and unfair" after a judge rules against the White House.

England will play Nigeria at Wembley and Costa Rica at Elland Road in their final friendly matches ahead of this summer's World Cup.

Brexiteers present Michel Barnier with cheese, gin and the complete works of Shakespeare.

It is a rare admission from the security forces that they were involved in abuses in Rakhine state.

Zainab, eight, was raped and suffocated, the latest in a spate of killings in the city of Kasur.