Achilles the "oracle cat" has picked the home side to beat Saudi Arabia in the opening match of the World Cup.

The "utterly unacceptable" incident happened in Afghanistan in 2007, PM Malcolm Turnbull says.

No sanctions will be lifted until North Korea has completely denuclearised, says Mike Pompeo.

The move will make it more difficult for hackers, and police, to unlock handsets without authorisation.

Documents are seized amid a child abuse scandal and subsequent cover-up that has shaken Chile.

It ends a day of anniversary events remembering the 72 people killed in the fire a year ago.

Former Arsenal and Russia playmaker Andrey Arshavin gives BBC Sport his guide to the 2018 Fifa World Cup's host nation.

The return of Johnny Sexton at fly-half is one of eight changes to the Ireland team to face Australia in Saturday's second Test in Melbourne.

Champions Manchester City will travel to Arsenal on the opening day of the new Premier League season.

A temporary restraining order has been issued against the 95-year-old's manager.

President Trump's press secretary took to social media to ridicule the news report, but did not deny it.

Tottenham's first game in their new stadium will be against Liverpool on the weekend of the 15-16 September.

With Antarctica shedding ice at an accelerating rate, here's what you need to know about continent's ice sheet.

England lose their fifth Test match in a row as South Africa win 23-12 in Bloemfontein to wrap up the series 2-0 with one match to play.

The visit is the first time the duchess has joined the Queen for an event without Prince Harry.

The 14-year-old was used in homophobic memes, which could have led to her departure from social media.

A couple are arrested 31 years after the mutilated body of their daughter was found near a motorway.

Match of the Day's Alan Shearer and Jermaine Jenas select their starting line-up for England's opening 2018 World Cup match with Tunisia on Monday.

An English-led home nations bid for the 2030 World Cup is "definitely on the radar", says former SFA boss Stewart Regan.

Many people are complaining the city has become unliveable as pollution climbs to hazardous levels.

The suffocation of 71 migrants in a sealed lorry shocked the world in August 2015.