A YouTube gamer is being sued for selling Fortnite cheats and promoting them online.

Mount Vesuvius erupted on 24 August, 79 AD - or at least, that's what historians thought until now.

People in Sydney offer their advice for how to catch the eye of royals Meghan and Harry.

The Saudi consul's residence will be included in the investigation, the Turkish foreign minister says.

With Nathan Hughes facing a likely ban and Sam Simmonds injured, how will England cover for the loss of number eight Billy Vunipola this autumn?

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says women are "less corrupt than men", as he explains his appointments.

A state wildlife commissioner has resigned amid an outcry over gruesome hunting photos.

England's injury crisis in the back row worsens, with Chris Robshaw ruled out of the autumn internationals with a knee problem.

A group of at least 1,500 migrants is currently in Guatemala, heading north toward the US border.

K-pop singer HyunA is sacked by her record label, Cube Entertainment, after it emerged she was in a relationship.

Fifa's technical study group reveals how possession was over-rated, how long-range shooting worked and why playmakers were vital at the 2018 World Cup.

Caster Semenya may have to miss the "the bulk of the outdoor season" in 2019 after athletics chiefs delay bringing in a rule governing testosterone levels in female athletes.

John Higgins says he has lost his appetite for snooker after finishing runner-up at the past two World Championships.

The US military says it has carried out its deadliest strike in Somalia since November 2017.

As cannabis becomes legal, 500,000 people with possession convictions want their records expunged.

The interim boss of USA Gymnastics resigns after her appointment was criticised by Olympic champions Simone Biles and Aly Raisman.

His comments come as Turkish sources say they have more evidence the Saudi journalist was killed.

The Democrat's campaign says it was a "mistake" to publish names of victims without their permission.

A depleted Wales beat the Republic of Ireland as Harry Wilson's beautiful free-kick illuminates an otherwise drab Nations League match in Dublin.

Anna Burns, the writer of Milkman, is the first author from Northern Ireland to win the prize.

The flamboyant brothel owner and media personality was due to stand for political office next month.