Joe Robinson, 25, from Leeds, is accused of being a member of Kurdish group the YPG.

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton produces one of the best laps of his career to take a surprise pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix.

Further catastrophic flooding is expected as the death toll from Florence rises to 11.

Kemi Adeosun said she thought her youth service exemption certificate was genuine.

Mainstream media may struggle with diversity but black creators are making their own entertainment.

Alaa and Gamal Mubarak are accused of manipulating the stock market in a case that began in 2012.

British cyclist Simon Yates is set to win the Vuelta a Espana, his first Grand Tour, after finishing third on stage 20.

Typhoon Mangkhut has led to widespread destruction in the Philippines.

The team member glanced at the camera before briefly making the gesture, provoking online outcry.

Jamie Murray and Dom Inglot come from behind to win their Davis Cup doubles match and put Great Britain 2-1 up in their tie against Uzbekistan.

Liverpool and Chelsea maintain their 100% starts to the Premier League season as Manchester City move into third place.

ICESat-2 will use laser beams to measure ice levels on Earth as it orbits 500km above the planet.

Manchester United withstand a spirited second-half challenge from Watford to claim back-to-back victories and send the Hornets to a first defeat.

A Spanish-speaking Taco Bell employee was fired for refusing to serve an English speaker in Florida.

Worcestershire Rapids win their first T20 title beating Sussex Sharks by five wickets in the Blast final.

The Border Patrol agent is suspected of killing four women earlier this month.

President Barack Obama received 65,000 letters each week and he set about trying to answer 10 of them each day.

The former TV presenter and model discusses her first London Fashion Week collection.

Uzbekistan wants to become a second Mecca using its many ancient shrines to attract religious tourists.

The Amazon founder has pledged to donate $2bn, but critics say he should pay Amazon workers more instead.

At least 25 people are dead and crops are damaged by the storm, now bearing down on Hong Kong.