Denise Mueller-Korenek rode a custom bike at a 183.932 mph average, the take-off speed of a large jet.

Theatre director Lee Yoon-Taek was accused by multiple women in the wake of the #MeToo movement.

A Hong Kong court finds a doctor guilty of killing his wife and daughter with a gas-filled yoga ball.

Researchers in the US will release a 3D image on Friday before a planned excavation in 2019.

South Korea's president was cheered by 150,000 North Koreans as he attended the iconic spectacle.

Is Kimi Raikkonen right to stay on in F1 at the expense of a log-jam of younger talent dreaming of a seat on the grid?

A Beirut street is named after a late Hezbollah commander who was accused of assassinating Rafik Hariri.

French police have dismantled a network selling the small metal souvenirs to tourists across Paris.

In a letter, the judiciary committee chairman says it is "not the FBI's role" to investigate this.

Firefighters encountered the swirling blaze in Vanderhoof, BC, while battling wildfires in the area.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the aim is North Korea's denuclearisation "by January 2021".

Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Champions League game between Manchester City and Lyon.

Paul Pogba scores twice as Manchester United open their Champions League Group B campaign with a comfortable win over Young Boys in Bern.

Cristiano Ronaldo is sent off but Juventus still claim an important win at Valencia in their opening Champions League game.

UN statistics show the total cocaine production area rose to its highest recorded level in 2017.

The PM urges EU leaders to focus their minds on getting a deal, saying talks will not be extended.

The man who prompted Sunday’s incident after ‘falling ill’ at a restaurant once hoaxed Prince Charles.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) proposed a compromise with Russia in May that would allow a suspension of its anti-doping agency (Rusada) to be lifted.

A man's neighbour invited him on holiday to war zone in Afghanistan for an extraordinary experience.

He's the far right's newest poster boy – but Martin Sellner’s insistence that his far-right group is non-violent doesn’t have everyone convinced.

The daring Allied parachute drop to win WW2