In February 2014 two divers died at a depth of more than 100m in a huge cave system in Norway. Seven weeks later, their three friends went back to get their bodies.

Discount retailer Poundworld is teetering on the brink. For staff and customers, it's more than just a brand that could be lost.

Mark Acklom was wanted for allegedly conning a divorcee out of her £850,000 life savings.

The move is part of a £4.5m action plan to make society more inclusive for the LGBT community.

We meet British Colombians who are torn between the two countries for the crucial World Cup match.

US Department of Justice tells Glencore to hand over records of its business in three countries.

Billions of dollars are unaccounted for from a state fund set up by Najib Razak.

After flattering to deceive at previous tournaments, could Belgium's golden generation be about to deliver after an extraordinary win over Japan?

A healthcare professional is being held over the deaths of eight babies at a Cheshire hospital.

Chris Froome will aim for a record-equalling fifth Tour de France win, after his anti-doping case was dropped.

Rabio predicted Japan's first three results in the 2018 World Cup but was then quickly turned into food.

The pages go dark ahead of a vote on controversial new rules on website uploads and links.

The US woman was pictured smiling next to the corpse of the animal she had killed in South Africa.

Captain Harry Kane is hoping for an uninhibited style of play when England take on Colombia on Tuesday evening.

British number ones Johanna Konta and Kyle Edmund advance to the Wimbledon second round with straight-sets victories.

An Australian glasses company removes part of a campaign filmed in Croatia after a series of complaints.

The German chancellor reaches a big migrant deal but the weakness of her position has been exposed.

Players spent the night on the streets as they felt their hotel in Tunisia was substandard.

A US team aided by French divers will carry out DNA tests to identify the downed airmen.

Watch Australia's Nick Kyrgios dictate the play on court 12 against Denis Istomin in their first-round tie at Wimbledon.

The man had claimed he was abused and tortured by senior politicians and members of the armed forces.