The US president hit back at claims that he was late for his meeting with the Queen in July.

Glenn Jacobs, who played a "monstrous abomination" in the ring, won in Knox County, Tennessee.

Border guards in Chukotka hold an American who turned up in a dinghy.

Shrunken lakes and dry riverbeds are seen across Europe as people battle to stay cool

Two men arrived at the mosque in eastern Afghanistan dressed in full-face veils., officials say.

Watch Ben Stokes edge Ishant Sharma to India captain Virat Kohli as England collapse to 86-6 - a lead of only 99 - on the third day of the first Test at Edgbaston.

Three teenagers are accused of killing their father in a frenzied knife attack.

Champions Manchester City are favourites to win the Premier League title again in 2018-19. How can their rivals stop them?

British javelin thrower Joanna Blair is banned for four years after testing positive for anabolic steroids.

Citizens are urged to "join the struggle" to save precious crops from drought.

Soaring temperatures are taking their toll on everyone from sprout farmers to zoo animals.

Critics argue that the move could prompt a witch hunt against ethnic minorities in the state.

Great Britain win their first gold of the European Championships as they defeat Italy to win the women's team pursuit gold in Glasgow.

Alia Ghanem gives her first interview, saying she was "upset" that her son became al-Qaeda leader.

Watch England's Stuart Broad dismiss India's Shikhar Dhawan for 13 as the 32-year-old bowler takes two early wickets as India chase 194 to win the first Test at Edgbaston.

Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart is to have a medical at Burnley on Friday as he continues to look for a permanent move.

The first long-term residents of Stonehenge, along with the first stones, arrived about 5,000 years ago.

Harvey Weinstein's lawyers cite "warm" emails the producer received from an accuser.

England's Georgia Hall is a shot off Thailand's Pornanong Phatlum at the halfway stage of the Women's British Open at Lytham.

England fight back with the ball after another batting collapse to leave a pulsating first Test at Edgbaston in the balance.

The National Weather Service warned the storm would cause zero visibility and winds exceeding 60mph.