The new signs include Snapchat End, Instagram Ave, Google Walk, Selfie Passage and WTF Lane.

The devastating Sichuan earthquake which struck 10 years ago left around 87,000 people dead.

Fourteen-time major winner Tiger Woods will play at The Open Championship at Carnoustie in July.

The actress insists she didn't draw on her private life as Javier Bardem's wife to play her latest role.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is returning with "three wonderful gentlemen", Mr Trump tweets.

The search giant has blocked all ads relating to the Irish Republic's forthcoming referendum on abortion.

The wife of Korean Air's chair is under a travel ban after being accused of abusive behaviour.

Ayoub El-Khazzani claims he was too much of a "psychological wreck" to kill anyone, reports say.

Leader Ali Khamenei also tells his government not to trust European leaders on the nuclear deal.

British number one Kyle Edmund beats Novak Djokovic in three sets to reach the third round of the Madrid Open.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed asks to submit information as Gina Haspel faces her confirmation hearing.

Turkish social media users have pounced on remarks by the Turkish President offering to step aside.

The government terminates Omar Shakir's residency permit, saying he supports a boycott of Israel.

Enrico Battaglin produces a perfectly timed sprint to win stage five of the Giro d'Italia, with Britain's Simon Yates fifth.

She was buried neck-deep and pelted to death with stones by al-Shabab fighters.

Actors dressed as militants caused both panic and bemusement at a Tehran shopping centre.

The church ended the 105-year partnership after the Boy Scouts changed its name to promote inclusivity.

Zanele Ndlovu reveals to the BBC the full horror of the attack - and how she found the strength for her wedding just days later.

Sir Alex Ferguson no longer needs intensive care after having emergency surgery on Saturday for a brain haemorrhage, Manchester United announce.

The judge rules that a law for teachers, police and court officials is constitutional.

This is how staff reacted when the 'royals' took them by surprise at London's New Broadcasting House.