How Emile Cilliers' lifetime of cheating and lies led to his eventual unveiling as a would-be murderer.

Valtonyc's sentence for glorifying terrorism raises debate about freedom of speech in Spain.

The former Hollywood mogul is led from a New York police station in handcuffs after being charged.

The BBC went to investigate an underground lair used as a hideout in India - only to find that it wasn't a bunker at all.

People praise empty inboxes as the General Data Protection Regulation rules come into effect.

Mia Mottley will lead the Caribbean island after leading her party to a crushing election victory.

Britain's Chris Froome launches a devastating attack to win stage 19 of the Giro d'Italia and take the overall lead.

The US president says the talks could still be held as planned - a day after cancelling them.

Ben Stokes dismisses Asad Shafiq for 59 as England look to make inroads during the afternoon session on day two of the first Test against Pakistan at Lord's.

Complaints against the web giants are filed on the first day of the EU's new data protection law.

The design reflects the Duchess of Sussex's Californian background, Kensington Palace says.

Scientists uncover clues to how dinosaurs and early birds shed their skin from 125-million-year-old dandruff.

David John, Yu Delu and Cao Yupeng are suspended by World Snooker over allegations of manipulating the outcome of matches.

Romanian former world number one tennis player Ilie Nastase is arrested twice in one day for traffic offences, according to Romanian authorities.

State wildlife experts are seeking DNA analysis to pinpoint the mysterious creature's species.

The death of a toddler who drank poisoned breastmilk draws attention to a global health priority.

The main drivers' group behind the strike says President Temer's threat of force is "lamentable".

Gareth Bale scores two goals - including a stunning overhead kick - as Real Madrid beat Liverpool to win the Champions League for the third year in a row.

Experts say that Ivory Coast in West Africa has become a hotspot for the scammers.

Arsenal hope to sign Juventus right-back Stephan Lichtsteiner on a free transfer.

"It's telling me there's a lot of people taking oxycodone in the Puget Sound area," a researcher says.