Republicans have condemned Iowa's Steve King over comments suggesting support for white nationalism.

Four black men wrongly accused of raping a white teenager in 1949 are granted pardons by the state.

Gillian Genser worked on a sculpture for 15 years. Little did she know, she was being poisoned by it.

Zoologists in Belarus are helping the flying mammal to get some sleep during hibernation season.

Zoe Buxton is a fashion and lifestyle blogger whose body is slowly turning to bone.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

How the US president is failing to follow advice on negotiating that he laid out in Art of the Deal.

We examine whether fresh abuse claims against the R&B star will have a lasting impact on his music.

Are you not sure what is going on in the UK? You're not alone. Here's a handy briefing.

New rules could help some manufacturers in the world's biggest market for electric cars.

Egyptian actress Rania Youssef is set to appear in court after being accused of "inciting debauchery".

Shifting sands expose the hull of the UC-61 which was stranded off Wissant, near Calais, in July 1917.

The partial shutdown enters its 22nd day leaving hundreds of thousands of federal workers unpaid.

Andy Murray will not have wanted "to be making up the numbers" as he contemplated his future, says his former Davis Cup team-mate Tim Henman.

Jack Shepherd has been on the run for six months - what does an international manhunt involve?

In her second BBC Sport column, captain Serena Guthrie says England need to win the Quad Series, which starts this week, to lay down a World Cup marker.

Not leaving the EU could end centuries of "moderate" politics in the UK, a senior minister says.

British number two Cameron Norrie loses in his first ATP final, beaten 6-4 6-2 by Tennys Sandgren at the Auckland International in New Zealand.

The victims include two firefighters who were responding to a gas leak when a huge explosion happened.

The FBI investigated whether Mr Trump was a national security threat, the New York Times reports.

Hundreds of thousands of Britons used to visit the resort before a terror attack on a plane there in 2015.