About 200,000 Salvadoreans in the US under a temporary permit called TPS have 18 months to leave.

Chief executive Julie Harrington says Chris Froome's 'adverse' drugs test has been 'a blow, reputationally to British Cycling'

James Vince and Mark Stoneman retain their places in England's Test squad for the tour of New Zealand, while Gary Ballance is dropped.

Floyd Mayweather is keen to discuss virtual reality but not to discuss his promotion of crypto-cash.

The US president says he has no problem with the climate agreement, just the US part of the deal.

Chelsea and Arsenal play out a goalless draw in their Carabao Cup semi-final first-leg match at Stamford Bridge.

After Oprah Winfrey's passionate speech at this year's Golden Globes, some have suggested she might run for the White House.

David Bowie died two years ago. Photographer Denis O'Regan went on tour with him in 1983.

Astronomers have fresh insight on a mysterious source of recurring radio pulses from space.

Chelsea Ladies and England striker Eniola Aluko is in talks with Paris St-Germain and one other overseas team.

The US man took a wrong turn on a popular track amid extreme heat, authorities say.

A Singapore artist has taken to painting murals across the city to help alleviate her loneliness.

One man details the tactics used to manipulate his ex-girlfriends to warn women of how to avoid emotional abuse.

Of all the questions hanging over world trade in 2018, none loom larger than Donald Trump's attitude to it.

One shell in Syria can change a life forever. Meet the Syrian girls who just want to be beautiful again.

More than 200 drones are dazzling audiences in Las Vegas with a sky show timed to coincide with CES.

"Lower the music, guys, one second."

BBC World Service investigates the assassination of former Pakistan prime minister Benazir Bhutto, 10 years after her murder.

Newly discovered fossils in Germany shed light on the emergence of butterflies and moths.

When Insha Mushtaq was blinded she gave up her ambition to study medicine and chose music instead.

Artists in the Middle East reflect on life under the group’s brutal rule and try to revive the heritage it destroyed.