Woman alleging sexual assault by Jay-Z and Sean Combs admits inconsistencies in claims
The woman said she was assaulted by the rappers at an afterparty in 2000 when she was 13 years old…
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Gaza’s libraries will rise for the ashes
The mass destruction of libraries is a direct attack on the Palestinian identity and spirit of learning.
India vs Australia: Border-Gavaskar third Test opens with a near washout
The first day of the third Test is a near washout as Australia and India are left frustrated by rain…
‘No nice or easy way of doing it’: Labour’s illegal immigration dilemma
The PM and his colleagues agree the illegal people smuggling trade in Britain must end – but there’s huge disagreement…
The secret treasure trove still hidden in Africa’s forests
The ‘last biotic frontier’ lies hidden right above our heads in the continent’s fascinating tree canopies.
Fearne Cotton announces split from husband Jesse Wood
The pair have been married for 10 years and have two children, who she says will remain “their priority”.
Gabba deluge delays drama, and maybe saves India’s blushes
The Gabba was flooded by a freak Brisbane downpour, disappointing the tens of thousands who had come to watch the…
‘I felt like a breathing corpse’: Stories from people freed from Syria’s torture prison
The BBC speaks to men released from Saydnaya prison – a place known as the “human slaughterhouse”.
Raygun explains decision to trademark name and shut down comedian’s musical
The Olympic breaker says she had been “blindsided” by the musical and only heard about it through media reports.
Luke McGregor: ‘I was fearing I was an impostor and I was going to lose it’
The actor and comedian on dancing sexy with his mother, being comfortable while anxious and why he only realised the…