Six people have died in a train accident on a bridge spanning two Danish islands, authorities say.

Chelsea sign Borussia Dortmund forward Christian Pulisic for £58m, but will loan him back to the Bundesliga club until the end of the season.

"Why don't you die?" a man with a "serious fear of spiders" was heard to shout by a passerby.

The UK High Street has seen chains collapse and tough trading conditions in 2018.

British number one Johanna Konta loses to Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic in round two of the Brisbane International.

Nicholas Haysom's expulsion comes after he raised concern about the killing of protesters.

Tottenham should be forced to play at Wembley for the rest of the season, says Cardiff manager Neil Warnock.

Jair Bolsonaro uses his inaugural speech to pledge to free Brazil of corruption, crime and economic mismanagement.

England's Jos Buttler makes his third fifty in four innings as Joe Root scores only five for Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash League.

England flanker Sam Underhill may struggle to be fit for the Six Nations after damaging ankle ligaments while playing for Bath.

The robotic space mission is the first landing on the side of the Moon that never faces Earth.

Migratory starlings wintering in Israel put on spectacular aerial displays.

At 15 years old Richard Riakporhe was stabbed and nearly died. Now he's a boxing title holder.

Iran claims to be the birthplace of ice cream but how could it be made 2,000 years ago?

US border guards fire tear gas into Mexico as migrants try to cross the border near Tijuana.

Cathay Pacific business class seats worth up to $16,000 were sold for as little as $675 return.

Ex-Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce is appointed manager of Sheffield Wednesday and will take charge from 1 February.

Ex-US marine Paul Whelan was arrested on Friday on suspicion of spying - claims his family denies.

Cardiff City are to investigate a bullying claim against former Wales international Craig Bellamy, the Premier League club's under-18 coach.

The US president reminds his fellow Republican that he lost when he stood for president.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Manchester City are "still the best team in the world", despite his side being seven points ahead of the champions in the Premier League.