The biggest investor in the cross-Channel train service says it will be ready whatever the Brexit scenario.

Chelsea are in "disarray" and their current situation is "embarrassing", says former England striker Ian Wright.

The R&B star posts $100,000 bail after pleading not guilty to 10 charges of sex abuse in court.

Kepa Arrizabalaga is fined a week's wages and apologises for refusing to be substituted during Chelsea's Carabao Cup final loss to Manchester City.

The ex-Vatican treasurer is the most senior Catholic figure to receive such a conviction.

Olivia Colman in The Crown, Regina King in Watchmen and other upcoming projects for this year's award recipients.

There are fears the mummified head stolen from a Dublin church will disintegrate in the open air.

The leaders of the US and North Korea are meeting again - why, and what will they talk about?

The US financial regulator asks a judge to sanction the Tesla boss for breaking a deal over tweeting.

While the West continues to shun the crown prince, Asian nations have pulled out the red carpet.

Australian restaurateur Bill Granger, credited with inventing hipster brunch staple smashed avocado on toast, continues to grow his breakfast empire.

The US president lands in Hanoi for his second summit with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.

The war against IS may be almost over, but Idlib residence face the threat of al-Qaeda-linked groups.

People love the convenience of online shopping, but not the fact that clothes often don't fit.

It's hard to find a new hashtag, but Andrew Gurza did just that, with #DisabledPeopleAreHot.

The high drama of the first days of the case gave way to sighs that had to be contained in a secret trial.

The operation comes at a time of already high tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.

Carles Puigdemont, the ex-president of the Spanish region of Catalonia, spoke to the BBC about life in self-imposed exile

Veteran Univision journalist Jorge Ramos says President Nicolás Maduro did not like his questions.

The facility holds enough food to feed 3.7 million people for a month, but the grain was at risk of rotting.

Some of the best images from a royal trip that was short on ceremony, but long on substance.