Ibrahim Ali had no criminal record prior to his arrest for the murder for the schoolgirl in 2017.

Some 300,000 personnel are to join a giant exercise also involving Chinese troops.

In certain parts of Nigeria, "rainmakers" or "rainpushers" are held in high regard. But can they control the rain?

Fan Bingbing, a film star not seen in more than two months, is ranked last in a report judging A-listers.

Specialised printers are helping to create organic replacement body parts more quickly and safely.

One woman in New York is trying to encourage more girls to join the construction industry.

Charles Ofori Antimpem has come up with a science set which is hoped to create Ghana's next generation of inventors.

Shifting to a healthier diet can reduce a person's water footprint by as much as 55%, according to a study.

A racial stereotype rears its head in a sexism row engulfing the tennis star after her US Open loss.

PM Viktor Orban accuses the EU of "insulting" Hungary, and says it will not bow to "blackmail".

The White House says the letter shows North Korea's continued commitment to denuclearisation.

North Carolina's governor warns the state Florence will be a "life-threatening, historic hurricane".

English rugby union's leading clubs are to meet on Tuesday to vote on a £275m takeover offer from CVC Capital Partners and are likely to reject the deal.

Bolton Wanderers could be put into administration on Tuesday, according to club owner Ken Anderson.

US prosecutors now say they were wrong to claim Maria Butina had offered sex for work.

The Test Match Special team share their favourite memories from Alastair Cook's remarkable and record-breaking England career.

Mark Knight denies his US Open cartoon is offensive, saying "the world has just gone crazy".

Amir Khan is eyeing Manny Pacquiao but should be considering a future away from the ring, according to 5 live Boxing's Mike Costello and Steve Bunce

Key crossing points between the ex-enemies open more than 20 years after war forced their closure.

Oscar glory possibly beckons for what the Hollywood veteran says is his final acting venture.

Former world champion Kimi Raikkonen will leave Ferrari at the end of this season and rejoin Sauber, with Charles Leclerc replacing the Finn.