But a majority of judges say Northern Ireland's existing law is incompatible with human rights in some cases.

Henri van Breda, 23, killed his parents and brother in a frenzied attack in January 2015.

Amazon will show 20 Premier League matches a season for three years from 2019, after winning one of the final two broadcast packages.

A failed asylum seeker is sentenced over a lorry attack which killed five people in Sweden last year.

A $1m prize has been awarded for a gadget that triggers an alert if a woman is attacked.

Uncapped Hurricanes forward Brad Shields is fast-tracked into the England squad for Saturday's first Test against South Africa in Johannesburg.

Defending champion Rafael Nadal fights back from a set down to beat Diego Schwartzman and reach the French Open semi-finals.

LeBron James produces a moment of magic in the NBA finals with an off-the-backboard dunk, but the Cleveland Cavaliers lose to a Kevin Durant-inspired Golden State Warriors.

BBC Sport looks back at the best moments from the 1998 World Cup in France.

Inés Zorreguieta, younger sister of Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, was 33 years old.

Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani says the porn actress "has no good name" due to her sex career.

Alleged fake likes on Facebook sees footwear laid outside the head of government's office.

Israel's PM says he is not trying to persuade Europe to abandon the 2015 accord because it is "dead".

World number one Simona Halep beats Garbine Muguruza to reach the French Open final, where she will face Sloane Stephens.

Korean Joohee Han is found in Queensland, Australia, days after falling into a ravine during a climb.

Iran is trying to inflame tensions, Israel says, amid plans for fresh Palestinian protests on Friday.

A Canadian firm says new technology has dramatically cut the cost of removing carbon from the air.

Supreme Court judges earlier said NI's existing law was incompatible with human rights legislation.

Many say the death of fashion designer Kate Spade this week shows depression can affect anyone.

Premier League executive chairman Richard Scudamore is to stand down by the end of 2018 after nearly 20 years in the role.

"I've tarnished the badge," weeps Wayne Jenkins, who robbed people, planted evidence and sold drugs.