Plans to reveal a new love interest to a friend over lunch ended in life-changing injury and mental health spiral for Bethany.

The two-tone singer died at home on Tuesday aged 56, surrounded by family, according to a statement.

Unvaccinated children are barred from public spaces after 153 cases in Rockland County, New York.

The EU plans to make the technology mandatory from 2022 and the UK says it will follow suit.

Police investigate a donation to Martin Sellner, possibly from the suspect in the Christchurch attacks.

The Commons is debating eight alternative Brexit options, as the PM prepares to meet her backbenchers.

Exit polls suggest that PM Narendra Modi is on track to win the election for a second term.

The man, who faces drugs charges, was captured just 4km south of Papua New Guinea.

BBC Sport heads to Ohio to sample a unique fan experience with FC Cincinnati, the latest team to join Major League Soccer in 2019.

Tate Britain's new show highlights Van Gogh's three formative years spent learning about the capital and British art.

The star insists he's been truthful, but Chicago's mayor calls dropping all charges a "whitewash of justice".

The Nations League seems a long time ago, the minnows might be getting better and tips for facing a Sergio Ramos penalty - things we learned from international week.

Peter Crouch was told upon signing for Aston Villa that chairman Sir Doug Ellis had invented the overhead kick.

World number two Petra Kvitova suffers a surprise defeat by Ashleigh Barty in the Miami Open quarter-finals.

The huge blocks of ice that drift away from Antarctica have a story to tell about Earth's past - and its future.

Meng Hongwei, who was arrested while visiting China last year, is accused of taking bribes

The lawsuit alleges two Weather Channel workers hit a storm spotter while chasing a tornado.

Leicester Tigers' international stars could still play for England in the event of relegation, says RFU boss Nigel Melville.

The rapper says "I did what I had to do to survive" while working as a stripper before finding fame.

The seven-bedroom Manhattan home "will help promote the UK", the Foreign Office says.

Double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya says Lord Coe's claim that "gender classification" is needed to protect women's sport, has "opened old wounds".