The new law, passed by a slim majority in a referendum, is the first of its kind in the US.

The deadly inferno at Moscow's main airport came after a very rough landing.

Did Tottenham's Champions League semi-final heroics outdo Liverpool's from 24 hours earlier?

Twenty years have passed since a campaign of terror that killed three people and injured dozens.

BBC Sport asked singer-songwriter and footballer, Chelcee Grimes, to team up with fellow singer-songwriter and Everton fan, Zuzu, to rate five 2019 Women's World Cup kits.

US media praise the couple for demanding more privacy - and wonder whether the baby will have red hair.

A California university rescinds an honour because of the singer's 2016 domestic abuse arrest.

Fighting between government and opposition forces in the Idlib region rattles a months-long truce.

The Spanish political party had tweeted an image of Mortensen playing Aragorn in Lord of the Rings

British number one Johanna Konta falls to a 7-5 6-1 defeat by Simona Halep in the Madrid Open second round.

In re-running an election his party lost, the Turkish president may have gone too far, writes Mark Lowen.

Mathew Talbot was killed during a counter-poaching operation and is survived by his family and girlfriend.

A stray coffee cup is the latest in a long line of on screen inconsistencies. We explore the best.

The Duke of Cambridge jokingly welcomes his brother to the "sleep deprivation society that is parenting".

Man City fan Rizky survived the Indonesian earthquake and now he is getting to see his beloved team play.

There is no joint declaration by Arctic nations as the US criticises climate change wording.

The bartender who served a man before he killed eight people in 2017 now faces a negligence charge.

The EU and member states criticise the decision to re-run an election lost by the ruling party.

The PM hoped to avoid the vote by getting a Brexit deal agreed, but her de facto deputy rules that out.

The jailed Bosnian Serb ex-leader used his phone access to take part in the lecture in Montenegro.

Iran says it will 'diminish its commitments' to the nuclear deal - a year after the US pulled out.