Rahaf al-Qunun, 18, fled her family after renouncing Islam, and had been stranded at Bangkok airport.

The suspect shaved his head to avoid leaving any trace of evidence at the crime scene, police say.

Buku Abi posts about a US documentary that accuses the star of sexually abusing a number of women.

Following the news that Britain's Andy Murray plans to retire after this year's Wimbledon BBC Sport looks back at moments when he shown the lighter side of his character.

Over the hill? No chance - 51-year-old Kazuyoshi Miura signs new contract with Yokohama FC.

Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas joins Monaco, who are managed by his former Arsenal team-mate Thierry Henry, on a three-and-a-half year deal.

Snooker player Jamie Jones is cleared of match-fixing but admits failing to report a corrupt approach.

Police praise Jayme Closs for her escape from a cabin where she was held after her parents' murder.

BBC tennis presenter Sue Barker pays tribute to Andy Murray, who has revealed he will retire this year.

Dave Lee goes on 'safari' in Las Vegas to find out what the tech giants are showing off.

Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, in prison for abusing followers, is found guilty of murdering a journalist.

Some Republicans accused their Muslim colleague of being more loyal to Islam than the US constitution.

Reports that 200,000 wild boar were to be killed in weeks are denied by the Polish government.

With the US Department of Agriculture a casualty of the shutdown, farmers like this one are feeling the pain.

Unpaid federal employees are going to food banks, with no end in sight to the political impasse.

From calling out journalists, to employing a female coach, Murray's support for women wins him many fans.

The change ends a decades-long dispute with Greece, opening the way to EU and Nato memberships.

Take a look at the evidence raised by some who doubt the results of the historic presidential poll.

Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds United beat Derby County to move five points clear at the top of the Championship.

"Lead us from this mosque!" one man tells the imam as protests against President Bashir grow.

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri says his side would be capable of beating Gareth Southgate's England.