Dramatic footage shows more than a dozen police cars chasing a military vehicle along public roads.

Qatar Airways' Akbar al-Baker offers "my heartfelt apologies for any offence caused by my comment".

When a social media user unpicked an apparent crime in 100 tweets, all was not as it seemed.

PageUp has notified data authorities in Australia and the UK where it has clients.

A busy Chinese city hopes that a smartphone-only lane will make pedestrians feel safer.

England boss Gareth Southgate says the "idealistic" response from players racially abused at the World Cup would be to walk off the pitch.

A suspect was detained in Richmond at the end of a two hour pursuit.

Kinjiro Ogawa drives 31,000 miles from his home country to his old house in Dulwich.

Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has put women in charge of 11 of the 17 portfolios.

Aaron Persky faced intense criticism after jailing a student sex attacker for just six months.

British farmers say they are facing a shortage of workers to pick fruit and vegetables as recruitment companies say they can't find enough to fill vacancies.

Zdravko Mamic, who fled Croatia before his sentencing, is convicted of siphoning money from his club.

Manchester United complete the £19m signing of Porto defender Diogo Dalot, described as the "best young full-back in Europe".

Garbine Muguruza moves a step closer to regaining the French Open title by beating two-time winner Maria Sharapova in a one-sided quarter-final.

Uefa is planning to introduce an instant video review system to help improve concussion diagnosis in football matches.

The online retailers are among several shops removing CloudPets toys because of cyber-security flaws.

Former Chelsea forward Eniola Aluko has signed for Italian champions Juventus.

The airline is testing virtual windows that could pave the way for lighter and faster planes.

The carmaker says it cannot run the new tests quickly enough and fears a backlog of vehicles.

World number one Simona Halep fights back from a set down to beat Angelique Kerber and move into the semi-finals.

Australia "won't be silent" on the pitch in their five-match one-day international series in England, says captain Tim Paine.