Max Verstappen is the surprise pacesetter ahead of the two Mercedes in second practice at the German Grand Prix.

Tottenham forwards Son Heung-min and Erik Lamela agree new long-term contracts at the club

New images shine light on the so-called 'loneliest man in the world', who lives in the Amazon.

Raza Khan, who disappeared last December after criticising the military, is back with his family.

EU's negotiator says UK plan for a future trade relationship runs risk of weakening single market.

Deaf customers at a new Starbucks shop in the US will be able to use American Sign Language to order drinks.

Jordan Spieth finds a "little bit of genius" to sink a birdie from behind the third green on the second day of the Open Championship at Carnoustie.

World champion Peter Sagan sprints to victory in the 13th stage of the Tour de France as Geraint Thomas retains the leader's yellow jersey.

Ayub Ali was killed in his convenience store in North Lauderdale, Florida, after being robbed.

Novichok victim Charlie Rowley has been discharged from hospital after being poisoned on 30 June.

Seventeen people have died after a storm caused a tourist boat to capsize in Table Rock Lake, Missouri.

The artwork prominently features diver Saman Gunan, who died taking part in the rescue operation.

Mr Trump reportedly discusses paying hush money to cover up an alleged affair with Karen McDougal.

The political foes had a brief embrace on the floor of the lower house of the Indian parliament.

Interior Minister Matteo Salvini says he will "not allow anyone to say I help the mafia".

The former cricketer tells the BBC his opponents will "lose because of their track record in power".

Leicester City sign Liverpool goalkeeper Danny Ward for £12.5m after the Reds make Alisson the world's most expensive keeper.

Everton are close to signing Watford's Brazilian forward Richarlison in a deal that could eventually be worth £50m.

New York is the second most rat-infested US city and one group has taken matters into its own hands.

The Trump administration wants to weaken the landmark protection law. What species are under threat?

Israel's army kills four in a wave of attacks, as it suffers its first fatality in renewed clashes.