Howard Schultz hints at political ambitions as he steps down as Starbucks' executive chairman.

Enjoy goals from some of the Premier League big names omitted from their country's World Cup squads, including Manchester City's Leroy Sane and Chelsea's Marcos Alonso.

The Government is set to commission a fundamental review into the issue of standing at matches in the Premier League and Championship.

The Russian president urges the EU to lift sanctions against Russia, during a rare visit to Austria.

The FBI detains a former US Defense Intelligence Agency officer on his way to catch a flight to China.

The next versions of the iOS and the Mac operating systems will block the social network's trackers.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola "often has problems with Africans", says former Blues midfielder Yaya Toure.

Fifty years on, some argue Kennedy's assassination had a profound impact on liberalism.

Shortening Tests from five days to four is "worth a try", says former England captain Michael Vaughan.

The US President has even floated the idea of pardoning himself - but is that legal?

One year on from the Gulf blockade of Qatar, the super-rich emirate is finding ways to get by.

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Men who have spent almost all their lives in South Korea see their chance to return to the land they love.

Every year tens of thousands of Pakistanis are forced to have amputations as a result of diabetes.

Melissa Ohden was 14 when she learned her mother tried to abort her.

Ben Lecomte, 51, sets off from Japan aiming to become the first swimmer to cross the Pacific Ocean.

The US president blamed players protesting over the national anthem, but this has not been confirmed.

As nationalist and far-right parties make gains across Europe, a country-by-country guide.

The 23-year-old has been sentenced to life in prison for hacking his parents and brother to death.

Levies and bans have been among the most effective strategies to curb plastic waste, a UN report says.

Fishing Net Menders in the Dunes sells to an American collector after a fierce bidding war.