The suspect set his own flat on fire and then stabbed residents as they fled the building in Jinju, South Korea.

Data indicates Beijing's efforts to arrest a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy may be working.

The president has vetoed a bill that would have ended the US support for the Saudi-led coalition.

Israel Folau requests a code of conduct hearing after Rugby Australia ended his contract over a social media post in which he said "hell awaits" gay people.

The move comes after a court called for a ban on the video app over concerns it put children at risk.

The UCP win could lead to a collision with Justin Trudeau's Liberals over Canadian climate policy.

Jarrell Miller returns an "adverse finding" in a drug-testing sample, says Anthony Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn.

Manchester United Women boss Casey Stoney tells BBC Sport how boxing and dancing helped them to the brink of promotion.

Schools throughout Denver, Colorado close as authorities search for an "extremely dangerous" woman.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says his side were "a couple of levels" behind Barcelona during their Champions League last-eight defeat.

The Star Wars director selects the widely-derided alien as his favourite Stars Wars character.

Two people explain why they post made-up reviews, while psychologists deconstruct the power of the review.

Paul Linsell's World War Two replica, which he spent seven years restoring, is going on display at a museum.

The scale of the destruction is still unclear, with experts saying reconstruction will take decades.

Eyewitnesses say former President Omar al-Bashir has been taken to Kobar maximum security prison.

Anthony and Joe Russo beg fans not to reveal plot details after footage from Avengers: Endgame leaks.

Four Extinction Rebellion campaigners glued themselves together outside the Labour leader's home.

England do not pick Jofra Archer in their preliminary 15-man World Cup squad but name him in squads for one-day games against Pakistan and Ireland.

Two 22-year old men are fined the sum after a meal at a mountain forest home goes badly wrong.

The first aid shipment from the International Red Cross is being distributed in crisis-hit Venezuela.

A man is arrested and then bailed until May, after an alleged altercation between Fleetwood boss Joey Barton and Barnsley's Daniel Stendel.