Agents investigating the US Supreme Court nominee approach Deborah Ramirez for an interview.

The probe was ordered by a Senate committee after a Republican changed his mind about the nomination.

Some languages have words and phrases that English speakers never knew they needed.

The Russian ballet legend became a star in 1961 but a new film shows how his skill and legacy live on.

Super 8 enjoys a huge resurgence as filmmakers ditch digital in favour of the original film format.

A rare variety of cocoa growing on its land is a ray of hope for an indigenous community in Brazil.

Ubah Mohamed used aliases to get work before breaking into Hollywood.

The US president told a rally that the North Korean leader had sent him "beautiful" letters.

The PM tells her party to "come together" over Brexit, as Boris Johnson calls her plan "deranged".

Over 20 people are dug out of a hotel by hand, but fears grow that the death toll of 408 will rise.

Why a domestic worker in Hong Kong takes part in beauty contests

Tens of thousands of women say "not him" to candidate Jair Bolsonaro ahead of next week's election.

A recent exhibition of postcards from colonial India explores how Indians were portrayed.

Daniel Sturridge was playing against Chester when England beat Sweden at the World Cup but the striker appears to have rediscovered his best form at Liverpool.

At least 832 people died in the earthquake and tsunami that hit Indonesia, emergency officials say.

They have a partner in China and are using players' social media profiles to tap into global markets - how "wiser" Huddersfield are adapting in an attempt to survive.

Many people remain missing on Sulawesi after a devastating earthquake which triggered a tsunami.

The Olympic diver also reveals becoming a parent has made him care less about winning Olympic gold.

A frantic search continues on the Sulawesi island, after a deadly tsunami triggered by a quake.

Do Jose Mourinho's sides really suffer from third-season syndrome? And if so, is it happening at Manchester United?

Tighter border controls and higher rates by smugglers are key factors, a South Korean MP says.