Manchester United forward Alexis Sanchez will be out for between four and six weeks with a knee injury, says manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Alabama officials identify 23 people who were killed in tornados as their search efforts continue.

Complaints are lodged over Jews with "hooked noses" and "suitcases of money" on a carnival float.

Rose McGowan says Michael Jackson fans need to accept ‘he’s done something bad’. His family reject abuse claims.

New analysis suggests EasyJet is doing a better job of reducing emissions than its airline rivals.

Fans and professional wrestlers have been reacting to the death of the wrestling legend.

Ethan Lindenberger found notoriety in 2018 when he decided to get vaccines against his mother's wishes.

Lock Maro Itoje and wing Jack Nowell are fitness doubts for England's Six Nations game against Italy at Twickenham on Saturday.

Maureen Whelan's family has used the house on the shores of Lake Ontario for the past 85 years.

Arata Isozaki is the 46th Pritzker laureate and the eighth Japanese architect to receive the honour.

California sisters Leia and Caroline Carrico survived for 44 hours in the forest after getting lost.

Manchester United's interim boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says his contract with former club Molde has expired.

He wounded two guards at a high-security prison, in a knife attack described as a "terror incident".

Dusan Tadic scores one goal and sets up two as Ajax produce a stunning performance at the Bernabeu to knock out Champions League holders Real Madrid.

Venezuela's president calls for "anti-imperialist marches" to coincide with opposition protests.

Jonny Bairstow's eye-catching 68 sets up England's four-wicket win over West Indies in the first Twenty20 international.

England score their third goal against Japan after Keira Walsh sends the "pass of the tournament" from her own half to set up Beth Mead in the SheBelieves Cup.

How Nicaragua's president was accused of sexual abuse by his own stepdaughter

It will happen to all of us, but how and when we die speaks volumes about who we are and where we live.

Algeria's president has barely been seen since he had a stroke in 2013, so how can he run a country?

A US psychologist who specialises in conflict resolution overseas is now turning her attention to race at home.