Forest officials claim the "man eating" tiger has killed five people and must be put down.

Former Wizards of Waverly Place star David Henrie said he "unintentionally" had the weapon.

The National Hurricane Center says Florence "is expected to be an extremely dangerous major hurricane".

The Scottish FA will be staying at Hampden after agreeing to buy the national stadium from Queen's Park.

Town officials in Long Island say the illegally placed machines were dispensing drug paraphernalia.

The ex-foreign secretary was at an event making the economic case for leaving the EU without a trade deal.

The Syrian Democratic Forces launches a ground offensive around Hajin, in the Euphrates river valley.

Janice Brooks, a 9/11 survivor, speaks to students born after the World Trade Center attack.

Musician Charlie Puth says he tried to get Mac Miller "clean" before the rapper died aged 26 last week.

Mr Trump says the US will "never ever submit to tyranny", at a new memorial in Pennsylvania.

Costume dramas are not considered serious because they often focus on women, the actress claims.

Kulsoom Nawaz, whose husband and daughter are jailed in Pakistan, was diagnosed with cancer in 2017.

The head of Russia's National Guard says he will "make a beefsteak" out of Russia's opposition leader.

The US says it will impose sanctions if the ICC goes ahead with investigating American soldiers.

England's Adil Rashid produces a fantastic "Shane Warne-like" delivery to dismiss KL Rahul for 149 as India chase 464 for victory on the final day of the fifth Test at The Oval.

It depicts the former South African president doing a Nazi salute superimposed on a Nazi flag.

Earlier, the Irish government said the trip had been postponed but the White House says it may still happen.

As the Women's Champions League returns, England's Mary Earps tells BBC Sport about her journey from West Bridgford Colts to European finalists Wolfsburg.

Is there any data to show that women tennis players are fined more often than men?

Italy's deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, says he will deport the majority of migrants.

England's James Anderson surpasses Glenn McGrath of Australia to become Test cricket's most successful fast bowler.