Jonathan Agnew reflects on some familiar England errors as the hosts are all out for 184 on day one of the first Test with Pakistan.

The Hollywood mogul, who has been accused by dozens of women, is expected to face sex abuse charges.

The online streaming giant briefly becomes the world's most valuable media company, worth more than $150bn.

Britain may be denied full access to the EU's Galileo satellite navigation system on security grounds after Brexit.

Luis Barcenas was among 29 People's Party officials and businessmen convicted of securing bribes.

Interest in coins marking the scrapped meeting soars and the White House gift shop website crashes.

The long days in Iceland mean that Muslims there have one of the longest Ramadan fasts in the world.

Women talk about their experiences of sexual harassment in public spaces and how they deal with it.

National Geographic magazine has published some startling images of the global plastic pollution scourge.

Nebraska police say they found 118lbs (53kg) of the illicit opioid in a secret compartment of a truck.

Cheap and easy to obtain, the painkiller Tramadol has millions of Egyptians hooked on getting high.

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Despite its vast size and dilapidated health system, DR Congo says it can contain the deadly Ebola virus.

Analyst Ankit Panda examines how the planned 12 June Singapore leaders' summit fell apart.

From girls eating ice cream to police stopping young men, Andre D Wagner's photos reflect New York life.

Composer Ramin Djawadi will use local orchestras alongside his own soloists as he travels across Europe

The actress has produced an animation about the struggle faced by women living under the Taliban.

The couple whose "bhungroo" invention is protecting thousands of farmers from drought and monsoon floods.

Strawberry producers say labour shortages are driving them to find robotic fruit pickers instead.

The vice-foreign minister calls the US move to cancel the 12 June summit "extremely regrettable".

The government will scrap a fuel tax to allow negotiations with lorry drivers for the next 15 days.