Relatives pay tribute to "passionate and charismatic" Frightened Rabbit singer Scott Hutchison.

Freeing Anwar Ibrahim was a campaign vow of the new PM, his ally turned rival turned ally again.

The PM sets up two working parties in a bid to hammer out differences over customs plans.

The 23.8m (78ft) swell is the largest ever recorded below the equator, New Zealand scientists say.

It says European firms should not have to pay for the US decision to abandon a key nuclear deal.

Dustin Johnson is part of a six-way tie for the Players Championship lead as he looks to hang on to the world number one spot.

How former England head coach Stuart Lancaster has rebuilt his reputation as Leinster number two by going back to what he does best.

The Marvel universe just got a lot more diverse with its newest cast of superheroes, Lin Lie and Aero.

Neighbours looked on, Italian police said, as the child called them to arrest her mother's partner.

In its first comments since Thursday's strikes, Iran backs Syria's "right to defend itself".

DC United coach Ben Olsen has confirmed the club's interest Wayne Rooney but Sam Allardyce says Rooney has not asked to leave.

Valtteri Bottas is fastest in Spanish GP first practice, in which several frontrunners spin and Daniel Ricciardo crashes.

Junot Díaz steps down as Pulitzer chairman after being accused of forcibly kissing another writer.

Himanshu Roy, nicknamed 'super cop', is credited with solving some of India's most sensational cases.

Almost half the 44 people confirmed dead so far are children, and there are fears the toll may rise.

Dozens are missing after a dam burst near the town of Solai in Kenya.

A US man is fined $120m (£88m) for making more than 90 million automated marketing calls.

When a family tragedy struck, this MP campaigned for change

Transgender jockey Victoria Smith won 250 races when she was Vince Smith. Now she's riding her first race as a woman.

Thousands of families have fled to the bush, where they stayed for months, short of food and water.

Kanji Kato warns they will "end up in a care home paid for by taxes from other people's children".