The Monty Python-inspired parade took place in the Hungarian capital Budapest to mark April Fools’ Day.

It is the first time a company not running a coal-fired power plant has come near the top of the ranking.

The five elderly victims had food poisoning symptoms after eating duck meat at a home near Toulouse.

After years of acrimony it is the first visit by a Greek PM to neighbouring North Macedonia.

The band have postponed 17 dates amid reports that Mick Jagger needs heart surgery.

VAR replays to be shown on big screen during FA Cup semi-finals if a referee's decision is overturned.

High street chemist Boots is to sponsor the home nations and Republic of Ireland women's teams for three years.

Tiny needles and an electric current may be all surgeons need to quickly reshape a nose, say researchers.

A number of people were injured in the incident, which took place as tributes were paid to Nipsey Hussle.

The death of a young black man in Paris, without his family's knowledge, prompts anger on social media.

At least 45 people have died in flooding throughout the country over the past few weeks.

The president's party claims victory in Istanbul, but results give the opposition a slim lead.

Tottenham Hotspur fans' verdict on their new stadium before it is unveiled against Crystal Palace on Wednesday, nearly six months behind schedule.

Owen Farrell is a "fearsome competitor" who will develop into a fine England captain, according to RFU leadership consultant Will Carling.

The UK is "in a very dangerous situation", says MP Yvette Cooper, who has presented the bill.

Bolton Wanderers' next two home games are in doubt with fans prevented from entering the ground over safety concerns.

Thousands of incidents have been logged of Russia spoofing navigation signals, a report suggests.

Huang Wensi is one of a small number of female boxers in China.

The BBC’s Lyse Doucet asked people in the capital of Afghanistan’s Helmand province whether they thought the Taliban were serious about peace.

The defence minister and the chief of the army allegedly covered up human rights abuses in the 1970s.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says "nobody said the Premier League title race would be easy".