The rapper was expressionless as his victim's family called him a "disgrace to the human species".

Rangers go top of Europa League Group G as they come from behind to beat Rapid Vienna at Ibrox.

Alvaro Morata's goal proved decisive as Chelsea scraped past Hungarian champions Vidi to maintain their 100% start in Group L of the Europa League.

Eight-year-old Saga Vanecek found a pre-Viking-era relic while playing in a lake in Sweden.

Tom Lineham's two second-half tries against St Helens send Warrington Wolves to their second Super League Grand Final in three years.

Kent's Joe Denly is named Players' Player of the Year - one of four wins for the all-rounder at the Professional Cricketers Association awards.

Bulky bears are facing off online in an annual competition hosted by a US National Park.

French language purists have come up with a Gallic alternative to "fake news". But will it stick?

The demonstration came on the eve of the first test vote over Brett Kavanaugh's nomination.

Tesla boss takes to Twitter days after reaching a deal with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Conor McGregor vows to "show who the king is" as he prepares for his UFC comeback against Khabib Nurmagomedov in Las Vegas on Saturday night.

Ben Affleck says he is fighting for himself and his family after going to rehab for alcohol issues.

Award-winning bartender Joe Schofield says if it's made with care, even a gin and tonic can be considered a cocktail.

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A selection of the best photos from across Africa and of Africans elsewhere this week.

Kenyan rapper Lal Daggy is deaf and doesn't speak, relaying his music through sign language.

At least 30 workers have died constructing Istanbul's new giant airport.

When an Australian filmmaker was jailed in Cambodia, his adopted daughter set about returning a favour.

Water shortages mean the laundry industry is adopting various technologies to reduce consumption.

Using technologies to keep global temperature rise below 1.5C is "crazy" but may be the only way.

The star shrugs off her critics and explains why she can only write in confined spaces.