Marc Cieslak looks ahead to some of the video games that will be making news in 2019.

Thrill-seeking tourists are putting themselves in danger getting too close to volcanoes.

One company has taken a novel approach to growing strawberries in Singapore.

Iain Glen says they weren't allowed anything written down just in case any spoilers got out.

Five members of a British family and a Canadian pilot died in the crash near Sydney last year.

Republicans and foreign powers express concern at the president's decision to withdraw all US troops.

The woman, who was initially denied entry due to the Trump travel ban, lands in California.

Robin Christ took a genealogy test to learn about her ethnic background but discovered a family secret.

The former chairman of Nissan is accused of under-reporting his pay package.

England's James Wade comes from behind twice to beat unseeded Seigo Asada 3-2 in the second round of the PDC Darts World Championships.

England's Bronte Law breaks a Ladies European Tour record by holing nine birdies in a row at Lalla Aicha Tour School in Morocco.

England make history by winning their first Commonwealth Games netball gold, beating hosts and world number one side Australia with the last shot of the game.

Arsenal identify an image of the individual who threw a bottle at Tottenham's Dele Alli during the Carabao Cup quarter-final.

Should Hibernian's teenage defender Ryan Porteous have been sent off after a lunging tackle on Rangers Lassana Coulibaly?

With four festive games to play, which of the 20 Premier League clubs has the toughest challenge during a potentially defining part of the season?

Ex-Australia captain Steve Smith appears in a TV advert in a bid to "spread awareness about mental health for young Australians".

Carbon dating tests carried out at a research centre find that 21 out of 55 bottles of rare Scotch are fakes.

Thieves sell hijacked accounts with in-demand skins online after locking out original owners.

President Trump's troop withdrawal will hamper the fight against militants, says a Kurdish-led alliance.

Senator Jeff Merkley wants kittens used in animal research to be adopted, not euthanised.

Reports say the decision to leave a global whaling body has been made, but there's no confirmation yet.