Its creators say the violent, puppet-based Happytime Murders movie violates its good name.

Ex-Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock on the key Champions League final battles and the crucial decisions facing Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane.

Leo Varadkar says Irish people have voted for a "modern constitution for a modern country".

Ex-Uefa president Michel Platini says he has been told he will not face any criminal charges following a corruption investigation.

Children are among the dead after a bus hit a tractor that was driving at night without lights.

A vote for Yes was pro-choice; a vote for No was anti-abortion. So how did Irish people vote, and why?

Pakistan's Mohammad Amir bowls England's Jonny Bairstow to leave the hosts toiling at 91-4 during the afternoon session on the third day of the first Test at Lord's.

Daniel Ricciardo will start the Monaco Grand Prix from pole after dominating qualifying while Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen lines up last.

Chris Froome is set for a historic Giro d'Italia victory as he leads by 46 seconds with just the procession into Rome to come.

Sri Lanka Cricket will extend their "fullest cooperation" over allegations of match-fixing, which are set to be made in an Al Jazeera documentary.

The US signals no change on sanctions as freed prisoner Joshua Holt meets Donald Trump at the White House.

Helicopter footage shows lava destroying dozens of houses on Hawaii's Big Island.

Two 18-year-olds are charged over a hack that targeted the Latin hit and other pop songs on YouTube.

People smugglers opened fire on 100 migrants trying to flee their clutches, an aid agency reports.

Saracens claim a fourth title by comfortably seeing off reigning champions Exeter in the Premiership final at Twickenham.

South Korea's movie-style video shows its president meet Kim Jong-un for only the second time.

Rory McIlroy is tied for the lead on 13 under par with Italy's Francesco Molinari after day three of the PGA Championship.

The disgraced film mogul is charged with rape and sexual abuse after handing himself in to police.

The Republic of Ireland votes to overturn its abortion ban with 66.4% backing reform of the constitution.

Jos Buttler and Dom Bess both make fifties to give England a slender lead in the first Test against Pakistan at Lord's.

The vote for liberalisation marks a significant break away from the influence of the Catholic Church.