Zog, the dragon who won a golden star, is flying around the country on a theatre tour. Here his co-creator, illustrator Axel Scheffler, explains how he has gone from page to stage.

The artist's management team says he was on his the way to a gig at Keele University.

Deadly floods in northern Chile left homes and roads destroyed.

Seven jihadists get life in prison but others are acquitted for assaults on a museum and beach resort.

Some say she outshone stars at the Golden Globes - now she is accused of "biting the hand that feeds her".

Lindsey Buckingham is recovering after emergency open heart surgery but his vocal cords are damaged.

But a spokesman admits Mr Trump has not been following his weight loss plan "religiously".

Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial inspire dominant Manchester United victory over Fulham at Craven Cottage.

No new cases of equine flu have been confirmed following tests of hundreds of horses, the British Horseracing Authority says.

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Ireland's Jacob Stockdale crosses for his side's second try to open up a commanding lead against Scotland in the Six Nations at Murrayfield.

Police in California shared images of the cave, which they say was filled full of guns and ammunition.

Premier League clubs pay tribute to Emiliano Sala on Saturday after police confirm the Cardiff striker was killed in a plane crash.

Dozens of the endangered species enter human settlements in the remote territory of Novaya Zemlya.

Ireland recover from opening-day defeat by England to beat an error-strewn Scotland in a ferocious Six Nations battle at Murrayfield.

The opposition leader says he will "do everything possible", and calls for distribution volunteers.

French military are involved in an operation to stop a convoy of vehicles from Libya.

Liverpool move three points clear of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League with a comfortable win over Bournemouth.

A rubber pellet grenade injures a protester's hand as thousands take to the streets again in France.

The Duke of Edinburgh is to voluntarily give up his driving licence, Buckingham Palace says.

Wales equal their record run of 11 successive Test wins with an unconvincing 26-15 win over Italy in Rome.