Three coaches and an ineligible player but Chapecoense stayed up. One year on from the devastating crash, the Brazilian club are still punching above their weight.

Mexican avocado farmers band together to protect themselves and their lucrative crops from criminals.

What kind of dress might Meghan Markle choose for the next royal wedding?

The Duchess of Cambridge says she hopes Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "enjoy this happy moment".

Cronulla forward Chris Heighington is recalled by England for the World Cup final against Australia on Saturday.

Theresa May is filmed taking an alternative route to work as she leaves her Berkshire home.

No one was injured after a driver lost control and crashed a vehicle into a gym wall, police say.

The pontiff is being watched for any reference to the country's Rohingya Muslims.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil will be at the club after January "unless something unbelievable happens".

All the UK's biggest lenders pass tests on how they would cope in the event of a new financial crisis.

Andreas Hollstein survives a knife attack amid suspicions of a link to his liberal immigration policy.

The Meteor satellite was found not to be on its planned orbit, hours after launch from a new base.

Watch as a scrum between two national league rugby teams end up with a goalpost falling over.

Jake Ball and Justin Tipuric are out of Wales' Test against South Africa through injury while Jamie Roberts has returned to Harlequins.

Ivanka Trump is visiting the south Indian city for a business summit.

President Trump mocked a political rival as Pocahontas - as he welcomed Native Americans to the White House.

The complexities surrounding the distribution of titles in the UK officially makes this impossible.

Francis's Myanmar address defends ethnic rights but does not directly refer to the Muslim community.

Laura O'Sullivan saves a late penalty as Wales maintain their unbeaten start to World Cup qualifying with victory in Bosnia.

Talk of an Ashes whitewash has already started, but there are plenty of reasons why England can be cheerful heading into the second Test.

A judge is under fire over his handling of the trial of five men accused of gang raping a woman.