In Switzerland, lobsters must now be stunned before being boiled - but do they really feel pain?
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The US president said there was no collusion with Russia, so there would probably be no interview.
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Logan Paul loses business deals after posting a video showing an apparent suicide victim in Japan.
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British Winter Olympics medallist snowboarder Jenny Jones, who created history at the Sochi Games, has joined the BBC line-up for Pyeongchang 2018.
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The European Court of Justice's top adviser backs EU-wide recognition of same-sex spouses.
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The Video Assistant Review (VAR) system is set to be amended to make its use clearer for fans before next week's FA Cup replays.
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Writer Moira Donegan says she set up anonymous list that named men accused of abusing women.
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James Vince and Mark Stoneman retain their places in England's Test squad for the tour of New Zealand, while Gary Ballance is dropped.
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British women's number one Johanna Konta will face Madison Brengle, of the United States, in the first round of the Australian Open.
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Romanian referee Ovidiu Hategan says he was wrong to award a penalty against Northern Ireland in their World Cup play-off.
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He's been on the run for 15 years, but pictures of his tattoos on Facebook helped police catch him.
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Police use teargas against large crowds demonstrating against price rises affecting basic goods.
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Striker Kazuyoshi Miura, who turns 51 next month, signs a new contract with Japanese second division club Yokohama FC.
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A discrepancy in measurements of the Universe's expansion rate has now become "pretty serious".
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Serena Williams says that she "absolutely wants", but does not need, more Grand Slam titles as she targets Margaret Court's record.
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Artists in the Middle East reflect on life under the group’s brutal rule and try to revive the heritage it destroyed.
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When Insha Mushtaq was blinded she gave up her ambition to study medicine and chose music instead.
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The rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Pakistan has sparked outrage.
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A smattering of gadgets show off at the tech show promise better battery life than we're used to.
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A family of five and their two dogs were rescued from the roof of their house in Santa Barbara.
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Rescuers are scouring the rubble of more than 100 destroyed homes following the devastating deluge.
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An inventor creates a machine that churns out retro-style coloured notes for his far-off mother.
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Rescue work is ongoing to help the vessel that collided with a cargo ship on 6 January.
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Animal welfare authorities are investigating the "sick" discovery at a picnic area.
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The battery-powered devices are designed to be worn more discreetly than traditional pumps.
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