Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab faces backlash for Instagram post featuring the Israeli actress.

British bobsleigher Bruce Tasker will miss the Winter Olympics after suffering a minor stroke.

The plight of a rural child of migrant workers reignites discussion about the poor.

Firm Rigby & Peller has endorsement withdrawn over a book which gave details of royal bra fittings.

German side RB Leipzig tell BBC Sport they have no intention of allowing Liverpool to complete the signing of Naby Keita before the summer.

Aerial imagery and maps showing the destruction caused by mudslides in southern California, as teams continue to search for survivors.

Police are investigating the three organisers of a Modigliani show in Genoa shown to be full of fakes

The vloggers who are more popular than Logan Paul, stripped of advertising after a suicide row.

Eoin Morgan's unbeaten 81 helps England to a five-wicket win over a Cricket Australia XI in a limited-overs warm up match.

A court hears Chris Unsworth was abused when coach gave him lifts to training.

The ban, handed down by a local "river god" in central Ghana, also applies on Tuesdays.

Many are blaming the city's huge steel production plant for tainting the snow.

Manchester United's FA Cup fourth-round trip to League Two Yeovil Town will be broadcast live on BBC One on Friday, 26 January.

Stoke City make Quique Sanchez Flores their preferred choice - and are waiting for an answer from the Espanyol manager.

Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep and Steven Spielberg weigh in on the Oprah for President debate.

The body of six-year-old Zainab, who was raped and strangled, was found in a rubbish dump.

Major supermarkets say they sold milk after recall was issued for Salmonella risks.

Herbert Kickl of the far-right Freedom Party said asylum seekers should be concentrated in one place.

Bath Rugby prop Beno Obano, newly called into the England training squad, spits some bars on the Rugby Union Weekly podcast.

BBC football expert Pat Nevin explains why Manchester City's Raheem Sterling and Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, both nominally wide players, are so prolific in front of goal this season.

NFL sides the Seattle Seahawks and the Oakland Raiders will play each other at Tottenham's new stadium in October.