Officials in north-east India guided an elephant calf to safety, after it became separated from its mother.

The Sunday Times' list of the UK's 1,000 richest people includes its first ever black female entrepreneur.

Police crackdown on gay rights demonstrators amid clashes at unauthorised pride march in Havana.

The recently sacked defence secretary says negotiations with Labour over a Brexit deal will "fail".

There have been anti-government demonstrations in the country for the last three months.

Lucha Libre star Cesar Barron, known as Silver King, collapses mid-performance at the show in Camden.

England's 'freakish' batsman Jos Buttler has a 'gear not many others have' says captain Eoin Morgan after Saturday's win over Pakistan.

Billy Vunipola thanks his Saracens team-mates after capping off a difficult month with the match-winning try in the Champions Cup final.

The yaks had been trapped since December with officials unable to drop food because of poor weather.

Warrington Wolves narrowly beat Wigan Warriors in a thrilling Challenge Cup tie to book a quarter-final meeting with Hull KR.

#MeToo activist Alyssa Milano, one of the actors opposing Georgia's law, calls for a sex strike.

Indian election officials travelled to a remote island in the Arabian Sea to reach a handful of voters.

President Hassan Rouhani calls for political unity at home in the face of international sanctions "war".

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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges world leaders to follow science advice on climate change.

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Dignitaries gather in Berlin to mark 70 years since the end of the Cold War's Berlin airlift.

Great Britain's 4x100m men's relay team win bronze by one hundredth of a second at the World Relay Championships in Yokohama.

The three attackers were also killed in Saturday's siege at the Pearl-Continental in Gwadar.

The upcoming elections are going to be difficult for the Conservatives, says the education secretary.

The pilot was praised for the safe landing, in which none of the 89 passengers was hurt.