An Afghan girl tells the BBC how her family ordered her to wear a suicide vest and attack a police checkpoint in Helmand province.

A man who ate another man's flesh in the Central African Republic tells the BBC he did so as revenge for the murders of family members.

England captain Charlotte Edwards will not underestimate Australia despite taking a 6-0 lead on points in the Ashes series.

Former QPR boss Neil Warnock rejects comments made by Crystal Palace's Jason Puncheon that question his integrity.

Ex-News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks asked for her office to be "discreetly" swept for bugs, the hacking trial hears.

Professional rugby union players in England will have compulsory education on concussion before the start of next season.

British warship HMS Montrose is to join a convoy transporting chemical weapons from Syria, Foreign Secretary William Hague says.

Defending champion Mark Selby and John Higgins progress to the quarter-finals at the Masters with first-round victories.