The French photographer is at the centre of a sexual misconduct scandal at the Swedish Academy.

Surf officials confirm the 80ft (24.4 metre) wave Rodrigo Koxa surfed broke a world record.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's comments came as North Korea said it was closing a nuclear test site.

Pep Guardiola hails the "incredible" numbers from Manchester City's players after reaching 100 Premier League goals against West Ham.

Britain, France and Germany reaffirm their backing for the existing Iran nuclear accord.

A group of Twitter users launch a campaign to spread messages of dissent on banknotes.

Arsene Wenger's final trip to Manchester United as Arsenal manager ends in defeat after an injury-time winner from Marouane Fellaini.

Watch some of the highlights from Celtic's Scottish Premiership season so far following their 5-0 victory over Rangers at Parkhead to clinch the league title.

The US telecoms firms could win more customers through the deal, as long as regulators approve it.

The superhero sequel earns an estimated $630m - the highest ever opening weekend tally.

Wolfsburg Ladies beat Chelsea Ladies 2-0 in the their Women's Champions League semi-final second leg to win 5-1 on aggregate.

Who could be prime minister? And who is as dependable as GMT? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week - and pick your own.

Ding Junhui holds a 12-4 lead over Anthony McGill in the World Championship second round, while John Higgins is through.

"I inadvertently misled" MPs over illegal immigrant removals targets, says Ms Rudd in her letter to the PM.

Former England captain Alan Shearer says taking over as Rangers boss should be a "no-brainer" for Steven Gerrard.

Ashley Butterfield has been around the world - but a visit to India brought home the challenges of being a lone black female tourist.

The new rules which might help stop private information being shared without our knowledge.

How social media is driving a curly hair comeback in Egypt.

How cyber security firm Darktrace was set up by former members of the UK security services and maths professors.

Pavlos Pavildis works to reunite dead migrants found in the Evros River with their families

Four in 10 Americans wouldn't have money to cover a $400 fine - so many serve time in jail instead.