Fashion retailer considers closing stores amid disappointing sales of winter clothing.

Eyewitnesses to the shooting in a Strasbourg Christmas market share their stories.

Cosmonauts have cut samples from around a hole, which Moscow says may have been caused by a drill.

In its annual vote, the Japanese people picked the character "disaster" to symbolise their year.

The animals were thrown onto the senate floor from the visitors' gallery as a protest.

England reach the semi-finals of the Hockey World Cup in India with a thrilling 3-2 victory over reigning Olympic champions Argentina.

Some 25 firefighters were called in after a tank of liquid chocolate poured out into a street.

The stabbing of a teenager in Eltham means there have been 130 killings in the capital since 1 January.

Environmentalists oppose the plan to build the plant in one of East Africa's best-known game reserves.

Manchester City's Raheem Sterling is named November's Premier League player of the month.

Twitter's chief executive says he needs to learn more about the plight of the Rohingya in Myanmar.

Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths will be "out of football for a little period of time" as he receives help with "ongoing issues", including some relating to his mental health.

Four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome says Team Sky will "be doing everything we can" to survive Sky's withdrawal.

Evelyn Berezin put the Data Secretary on sale in 1971, creating a new industry.

The move could strain Turkey's ties to the US, who back the Kurdish militias likely to be targeted.

Cardinals George Pell and Francisco Javier Errazuriz are removed from Pope Francis's inner circle.

The doctor involved in cycling's jiffy-bag scandal has pulled out of giving evidence to Jess Varnish's employment tribunal on legal grounds.

Get your head around the sprawling saga of alleged collusion between the Trump team and Moscow.

Syria state media says hundreds of bodies "subjected to torture" were found in a former IS area.

West Brom boss Darren Moore is calling on football to unite to stamp out the "ugly" spectre of racism.

The disgraced lawyer says the US president made him "follow a path of darkness rather than light".