Dozens have died and hundreds of people were injured in the explosion at a chemical plant in eastern China.

Neil Robertson will face Ronnie O'Sullivan in the Tour Championship final after beating Northern Ireland's Mark Allen 10-6.

Welcome to Yorkshire said chief executive Sir Gary Verity was leaving on "health grounds".

England midfielder Eric Dier will miss Monday's Euro 2020 qualifier in Montenegro after being injured in the win over the Czech Republic.

Europol is asking the public to help trace locations in photos linked to child sexual abuse.

Surviving in the Arctic's freezing environment has helped glacial microbes develop special powers.

The country's largely young population has been protesting on the streets for weeks. Why?

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

High-profile nature lovers including broadcaster Chris Packham have criticised developers for promoting the practice.

"Mayor Pete" can speak seven languages but for other presidential wannabes, being bilingual is not always a plus.

Jaskirat Singh Sidhu was sentenced to eight years in jail a year after killing 16 people in a bus crash.

With iPhone sales slowing, could the tech giant be about to announce a move into subscription TV?

Professor Nicky March picks out some examples from art and literature and explains what they tell us.

The airline was once the shining face of Indian aviation, but now it is struggling to survive.

Raheem Sterling's hat-trick in England's win over the Czech Republic shows he has "turned full circle" with the national team, says manager Gareth Southgate.

Big families are not unusual in the Ukrainian village of Glynn, but one couple has gone further than most.

From optimistic refugees to a couple deeply in love, Christchurch was meant to be safe for a new start.

The Watoto Children's Choir was set up to help some of the estimated two million orphans in Uganda.

Small groups are let in to the Al-Noor mosque where dozens of people were killed on 15 March.

Ten men are detained on suspicion of planning to carry out an Islamist attack, police say.

Fema admits accidentally sharing 2.3 million people's addresses and bank details.