It has been accused of bad judgment and ignoring a crackdown on Saudi women's rights activists.

The US unemployment rate fell to 3.8% in May as the economy added more jobs than expected.

The company apologised for the problem which left customers across Europe unable to use their cards.

Michael Rotondo flies the nest before a court deadline, after calling New York police on his dad.

Hip-hip royalty (and a few Kardashians) arrive in Jackson Hole, Wyoming to hear his eight album for the first time.

Nigeria's World Cup kit sells out on its first day of release, as three million people pre-order the replica shirt.

England's World Cup build-up continues with a friendly win over Nigeria at Wembley.

The most senior North Korean to visit the US in nearly 20 years is delivering a letter from Kim Jong-un.

A dominant England bowl out Pakistan for 174 and then reach 106-2 at the close of the first day of the second Test at Headingley.

Passersby watched the stolen car crawl along - and one vigilante even tried to help police stop it.

The planned summit will go ahead on 12 June, Mr Trump says after talks with a North Korean official.

England dominate day one of the second Test at Headingley as Pakistan are bowled out for 174 before England reach 106-2 at close.

Reggie Barnett Jr punched brick walls to train for the first sanctioned fist fight in 130 years.

Striking lorry drivers had held Pedro Parente and his company to blame for rising fuel prices.

This Michael Rotondo wants everyone to know he's not his namesake who got evicted by his parents.

President Uhuru Kenyatta says it will determine employee "integrity", after a number of scandals.

Paralympic champion Ellie Simmonds criticises British Swimming after she sets a European Championship qualification mark.

Fans spent hours waiting in line to try to get hold of the Super Eagles' new replica football strip.

Some 197 people are now affected by the outbreak across 35 states.

One woman says a coach duct-taped her stomach skin underneath her shorts so she would look slimmer.

BBC analyst Pat Nevin looks at England’s chances of World Cup success, and asks whether they may consider not starting skipper Harry Kane in certain games.