Great Britain's Jack Laugher wins 1m springboard gold at the European Championships.

Britain's Jack Laugher takes gold in the 1m springboard at the European Championships after Eden Cheng and Lois Toulson win the 10m synchronised.

Ukraine enlists God and poets to encourage safer driving.

Elon Musk mulls de-listing the electric car company's shares, but analysts are sceptical of the move.

The comments come after his father tweeted the 2016 meeting was "to get information on an opponent".

The comments come after his father tweeted the 2016 meeting was "to get information on an opponent".

The biggest fire in the state's history is engulfing an area almost the size of Los Angeles.

Colombia midfielder Jefferson Lerma joins Bournemouth for a club record £25m fee from Spanish side Levante on a five-year deal.

Formula 1 team Force India agree a deal to come out of administration, saving all 405 jobs at its Silverstone base.

Spanish photojournalist Ricardo Vilanova meets two of the men accused of holding him hostage in Syria.

The last month has seen deadly wildfires, monsoon rains and droughts hit several countries.

It's $5 a ride, no mobile phone or credit card needed.

West Hollywood votes to erase Mr Trump's name from the Walk of Fame, but it will probably stay put.

Dina Asher-Smith wins 100m gold with Zharnel Hughes taking the men's title for a Great Britain sprint double at the European Championships.

Dina Asher-Smith sets a new British record time of 10.85 seconds for the 100m as she storms away from the field to win gold at the European Championships in Glasgow.

The Los Angeles home featured on the classic American sitcom will be restored "to its 1970s glory".

Rick Gates had an affair and told so many lies he cannot remember them all, the court hears.

A scheme in Oxford wants to provide homeless people with QR codes, so people can donate to them using smartphones.

Freya Anderson puts in a 'fabulous' last leg to secure gold for Great Britain in the women's 4x200m freestyle relay at the European Championships in Glasgow.

Police were searching a compound where 11 children were found living in squalor on Sunday.

On 8 August 1988, the Burmese military cracked down on anti-government demonstrations, killing hundreds of protesters.