When they called the police to report the tiger, officers thought the caller was hallucinating.

Two BBC journalists succumbed to the trend and took at-home genealogy tests. This is what they found.

Who owns the boat that Donald Campbell crashed? And will Bluebird ever take to the water again?

The trains will run on time - at least temporarily - while the UK and EU renegotiate terms.

There are now more than 2 million sq miles of extra leaf area per year, compared with the early 2000s.

Mexican kingpin Joaquín Guzmán was accused of being behind the biggest supplier of drugs to the US.

Gold-plated rifles and a fatal handshake snub - what we've been told about Joaquín Guzmán so far.

Celebrations have turned into mourning after a stray bullet kills Dadhi Gelan at a performance.

Mr Trump says he is "not happy" about the border security deal but does not expect a second shutdown.

A restaurant owner at London's Borough market describes how he uses culled grey squirrels to produce a sustainable white meat.

The president's comments come after a BBC cameraman was shoved and sworn at during a rally in Texas.

The star calls off his UK tour after suffering three seizures just hours before the first show.

The Mexican drug lord has been found guilty on all 10 counts at his drug trafficking trial in New York.

The football world pays tribute to England's 1966 World Cup-winning goalkeeper Gordon Banks, who has died aged 81.

The fight between Britain's Dillian Whyte and Dominic Breazeale will determine the mandatory challenger for Deontay Wilder's heavyweight title belt.

West Indies bowler Shannon Gabriel is charged by the International Cricket Council for breaching its code of conduct during the third Test against England.

Capt Zoe Kotnik has been relieved of duty over a "loss of confidence" in her ability to lead the team.

England claim a consolation 232-run victory over West Indies despite Roston Chase's unbeaten 102 on the fourth day of the final Test.

Theresa May tells MPs not to rely on hearsay, as Brexit dominates Prime Minister's Questions.

Paris St-Germain stun Manchester United with a dominant performance at Old Trafford to take charge of their Champions League last-16 tie.

The musician was arrested last week and held by US immigration officials over an expired visa.