The president points to Saudi investments in the US amid anger over writer Jamal Khashoggi's murder.

Scott Cunliffe will cover 3,000 miles in running to each of Burnley's Premier League away games this season for charity.

The Duke of Cambridge said he "felt things" he "never felt before" following 999 calls as a pilot.

The Brexiteer urges Tories to topple the PM now or face her leading the party into a 2022 election.

Four attackers were shot dead in the operation but one was captured, a local official tells the BBC.

Lewis Gregory says he sends pictures of his genitals to women, but never when they are unsolicited.

Jordan Nobbs' serious knee injury is a "big blow" to England's World Cup chances in France next year, according to record goalscorer Kelly Smith.

After nearly four years of war in Yemen, Houthi rebels and the Saudi-led military coalition appeared to agree to pause fighting. But it wasn’t to last.

The official was criticised for risking the UN's reputation by extensive use of expensive travel.

Journalists love to put a "gate" suffix behind scandals, but where did the habit come from?

Keeping with tradition, the president pardoned two turkeys - this year it was Peas and Carrots - ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

A study suggests parents adapt their feeding styles in line with a child's natural weight and size.

Wales suffer an embarrassing 1-0 friendly defeat in Albania to take the shine off Chris Gunter's record-breaking 93rd appearance.

Human rights groups say the state electrocuted, flogged and sexually harassed detained activists.

Halifax Town of the National League take the lead over League Two's Morecambe via a twisting run and finish from Cameron King in their FA Cup first-round replay.

The Stranger Things actor discusses her role as the youngest ever Unicef Goodwill ambassador.

James Forrest's treble secures Scotland a Nations League play-off place as Alex McLeish's side come from behind to beat Israel.

The bear was rummaging for food in a dumpster in Truckee when it became trapped.

Somaliland is not a UN recognised nation but this has not stopped four men attempting to develop a national football set-up.

At least 50 people in the US and Canada have been infected, health officials say.

Thierry Bolloré will lead the French car maker but Carlos Ghosn remains as chairman and chief executive.