Nine people have been killed in Andhra Pradesh amid an unusually high number of lightning strikes.

Anthony McGill wins five frames in a row, recovering from 8-5 down to beat Ryan Day in the World Championship first round.

The Scottish Conservative leader says she will go on maternity leave in October but will return early next year.

Mr Trump will hold talks with Theresa May - and is also expected to meet the Queen.

Despite the responsibility of her official role, she says she hasn't changed since becoming first lady.

The Philippine envoy is told to leave after videos show embassy staff helping domestic workers.

The ex-CIA chief is voted in by senators after a bruising confirmation battle.

The US comedian is convicted on all three counts of drugging and molesting a woman 14 years ago.

The food giant "regrets" an ad campaign in Morocco that saw women compete to win a man by cooking.

Nine 18-year-olds have died and one is missing after floodwater swept them away in southern Israel.

Russia says witnesses disprove the alleged gas attack, but the UK calls it a 'despicable stunt'.

Prince Harry better watch out - here's what his brother has to say about being best man on 19 May.

"I just decided I was going to do it," Mandy Horvath says of her odyssey up the steep Colorado trail.

In an updated statement, DJ Avicii's family said that he really struggled and 'could not go on'.

Fulham owner Shahid Khan says a deal to buy Wembley from the Football Association could be completed in eight to 12 weeks.

The notorious Anon-IB site was the source of nude images of celebrities shared widely in 2014.

Rules which could force some female runners with high testosterone levels to race against men or take medication are "blatantly racist", says the ANC.

The failure of a court to convict five men of raping a young woman prompts outrage nationwide.

Antoine Griezmann's late goal salvages a draw for 10-man Atletico Madrid in the Europa League semi-final first leg at the Emirates.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un calls a symbolic summit with South Korea the "starting point" for peace.

Appointing former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard as Rangers manager would be a big gamble, says former captain Lee McCulloch.