The actor gets up in the middle of the night to perform one of two daily work outs.

The storm has been downgraded slightly, but is still "extremely dangerous" and packing 125mph winds.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack explains what could happen with the Irish border after Brexit.

One in five men and one in six women will get cancer in their lifetime, a global report suggests.

Vegan activists have recently attacked nine businesses in and around the northern city of Lille.

Joyann Boyce wanted images to illustrate her business but said the majority of stock shots show white men.

Egyptian authorities say E. coli caused the deaths of a British couple, a claim dismissed by their daughter as "rubbish".

Conor McGregor is being sued by UFC fighter Michael Chiesa, claiming he suffered physical, emotional and financial damage following the Irishman's attack on a bus in April.

A man is being held after driving a car into a busy square, injuring more than 40 and killing nine.

The new law criminalises sexual harassment and imposes tougher penalties on perpetrators.

Hayley Lauder and Kirsty Howat score and both sides have a player sent off as Glasgow City beat Somatio Barcelona in the Women's Champions League.

The Food and Drug Administration is considering banning sale of flavoured e-cigarettes.

Six-time Paralympic champion David Weir says he has been through "the toughest journey" of his career after announcing he wants to race in the marathon at Tokyo 2020.

Women's Super League champions Chelsea begin their Champions League campaign with a thumping first-leg win over Sarajevo.

The ritual killing of animals such as goats could soon be outlawed at Sri Lanka's Hindu temples.

Three new iPhone models are revealed plus a fall-detecting smartwatch.

Viola Davis regrets her role in The Help - joining a list of stars who feel the same about their best-known films.

The directive would impose bans or restrictions on those found to have interfered in US elections.

World heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua tells Steve Bunce that he "can't carry the burden of the division" alone.

More than 3,600 children in Germany were assaulted by Catholic priests over 70 years, a study finds.

No planes have taken off or landed at Yasser Arafat International for 17 years.