A 12-story building that was due for demolition has collapsed in Miami Beach, injuring one person.

From the monarchy to a new mission with Hollywood royalty, Tom Cruise.

The president says he will serve his current term until 2021, as anti-government protests continue.

A Briton held for two years in Bangladesh following a deadly cafe siege faces no charges, police say.

They are to spend nine days living in a monastery, a tradition for Thai men who experience adversity.

As England prepare to play their 1,000th Test, BBC Sport gives users a chance to rank their top 10.

This season's Premier League clubs are out making deals before the new season - can you name the biggest buy they have each made in their history?

Germany midfielder Mesut Ozil's decision to quit international football has brought criticism from some, and sympathy from others.

At least 65 people have died and more than 22,000 are treated in hospital amid record temperatures.

More than 100,000 people want Insatiable to be pulled before its release, but the show's star urges viewers to watch before passing judgement.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says his team's "next step" is to win trophies but he "cannot give guarantees" they will do so.

At least 100 people are missing and thousands have been left homeless by flash flooding.

The mine worker says she feared for her life as she experienced a rare dingo attack in the Outback.

Pepperidge Farm voluntarily recalls more than 3m units of Goldfish Crackers over health concerns.

The BBC will broadcast the first multi-sport European Championships next month across its television, radio and online platforms.

Sondos Alqattan had criticised new laws that give Filipino workers better working conditions.

The Attica region around Athens is consumed by flames

Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo is likely to avoid a penalty at this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix despite his retirement in Germany, his team says.

Instagram photos of poor Indians posing in front of "fake food" has triggered a backlash online.

The Tour de France is stopped temporarily when riders are affected by a spray used on protesting French farmers, with some needing medical treatment.

Organisers of the Tokyo Olympics plan to use the latest technology to help deal with any issues caused by soaring temperatures.