Russian citizen Konstantin Kilimnik and Paul Manafort both face obstruction of justice charges.

The US suffers a rare casualty in Somalia, where its forces help local troops fight jihadists.

A mysterious illness has been affecting US diplomats based in Cuba and China.

Gordon Reid misses out on a place in the French Open wheelchair singles and doubles finals, losing in both semi-finals.

Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish says he is "humbled but gratified" after being awarded a knighthood in the Queen's Birthday Honours list

Premier League chief Richard Scudamore has played down the prospect of a breakaway European league.

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The leader lookalikes arrived before their real counterparts ahead of the US-North Korea summit.

A government study found the US suicide rate has climbed 30% in more than half of US states since 1999.

The missing woman's dogs refuse to leave the Florida lakeside where she vanished, police say.

Simona Halep says she will "stay chilled" in Saturday's French Open final against Sloane Stephens after defeats in her previous three Grand Slam finals.

The FBI is investigating a theft of sensitive security data from a military contractor, US media say.

The prince has his mother's ability to "make everyone feel equal", says Sir Elton John.

Companies are training workers to give a friendlier face to foreign visitors during the World Cup.

Fosse Farmhouse in Wiltshire is the setting for a Japanese cartoon watched by millions.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh was largely unappreciated in Britain but in Europe he was a leading figure.

As a BBC survey explores attitudes to a Englishness, has the moment for a parliament passed?

Fans of his travel shows share appreciation for the humanity he showed when meeting local people.

Singapore Airlines is about to reclaim the world's longest non-stop flight, but for how long?

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

An unprecedented number of women are running for office in the US – but what's behind the surge?