The Star Wars inspired toy on show at CES can take a pounding but does not come cheap.

Liverpool lead the way in the Premier League, but champions Manchester City are close behind. What do the statistics say about the top sides?

When she started tweeting, the Saudi teenager had 24 followers. Today she has 126,000.

Senior commanders who were watching a parade were reportedly injured in the Houthi rebel attack.

More than 600 flights are cancelled as security staff strike over pay at major German airports.

The carmaker Ford announces plans for a major shake-up of operations in the UK and mainland Europe.

McLaren appoint Andreas Seidl as the new managing director of their Formula 1 team - although he does not yet have a specific start date.

New documentary Leaving Neverland features two men who allege they were sexually abused by the star.

The Nepalese woman was banished to an outhouse during her period, despite the practice being banned.

Mehdi Nemmouche, the suspect in a 2014 shooting which killed four people, is facing a life sentence.

Pep Guardiola said his Manchester City team would take the Carabao Cup semi-final second leg "seriously" after his side put nine goals past Burton.

Gaga says she will remove their collaboration Do What U Want (With My Body) from streaming services.

Three men are accused of using a wheelbarrow to steal a huge coin worth £3.4m from a Berlin museum.

Spain's Civil Guard arrests 15 people after an investigation into match-fixing in the lower tiers of professional tennis.

Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling encourages a young fan to "be proud of who you are" after he was subjected to racial abuse.

Richard Mason was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, meaning he had been infertile since birth.

The Labour leader says Theresa May will lose the right to govern if her deal is voted down by MPs.

A viral photo showing children separated by race at a school in South Africa has sparked anger.

French rapper Nick Conrad denies his music video, "Hang White People", was incitement to murder.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Barack Obama had made "dire misjudgements" in the Middle East.

It is the first-ever opposition victory - but the Church, France and Belgium have expressed doubts.