A large fire blazing in Mount Kenya is blamed on farmers clearing an area to plant marijuana.

Sally Challen was jailed for murder in 2011 but a new law means an appeal next month could succeed.

Kim Jong-un got his handshake, but President Donald Trump returns without his much-heralded deal.

The attorney general intends to indict Benjamin Netanyahu on bribery, fraud and breach of trust charges.

The women, aged 18 and 20, are in Hong Kong after fleeing their family six months ago.

England's thrilling 29-run victory over West Indies in the fourth ODI gives them belief they can "steal" matches from anywhere, says captain Eoin Morgan.

An ex-justice minister says she was inappropriately pressured to go easy on a construction giant.

Fulham have sacked manager Claudio Ranieri after just 106 days in charge, with Scott Parker taking caretaker charge of the London club, who are 19th in the Premier League.

The 52-year-old was hospitalised in Los Angeles, where he was filming Netflix show Riverdale.

Emiliano Sala was "let down" by Cardiff say two of the men involved in arranging the transfer of the Argentine, who died in a plane crash last month.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc sets the fastest time of the winter as Pierre Gasly crashes his Red Bull on the penultimate day of testing.

Friends and fellow musicians pay tribute to "witty and brilliant" conductor and composer André Previn.

Administrators agree a deal with a consortium to take over and save Widnes Vikings, to be formally ratified on Friday.

Sergio Ramos is given a two-game ban by Uefa "for clearly receiving a yellow card on purpose" in Real Madrid's Champions League tie at Ajax.

North Korea disputes President Trump's account of why talks between leaders of the two countries failed.

A five-year-old girl was mauled by a passenger's dog while waiting to catch a flight, a lawsuit claims.

Ukraine's Eurovision acts have pulled out due to contractual issues involving political rows with Russia.

Two men tell the BBC the singer sexually abused them from the ages of seven and 10.

Great Britain had to settle for silver in the men's and women's team pursuit at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Pruszkow, Poland.

Law professor Jonathan Turley assesses whether Michael Cohen has increased the legal risk for his former boss.

Great Britain's women take silver as Australia hold on for gold in a thrilling finish to the team pursuit final at the 2019 Track Cycling World Championships in Poland.