Leicester head coach Geordan Murphy is charged with verbally abusing match officials in Tigers' final game of the season against Bath.

The Italian fashion house will no longer use fur from next year, joining the list of fur-free brands.

Canada pledges to cover the full cost of disposal of the waste that enraged President Duterte.

Former England director of cricket Andrew Strauss says it has been a "long five months" since his wife Ruth died from a rare lung cancer in December.

Mr Trump rules out any bipartisan co-operation until the Democrats call off "phoney investigations".

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Researchers in Israel hope to make a beer brewed with ancient yeast available in shops.

In a non-binding vote, the General Assembly demands the UK give the islands back to Mauritius.

Residents of a city in the Urals vote against a proposal to build a cathedral in a beloved park.

Senior minister Andrea Leadsom says she no longer believes the government's approach will deliver Brexit.

Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) has pulled out of the ruling coalition, days after a secret video featuring party members emerged.

"You can't cheat?" asked the Queen at the Sainsbury's self-service check-out.

Michael Avenatti is accused of misappropriating funds from the porn star, prosecutors say.

Plans to expand the 2022 World Cup from 32 teams to 48 are abandoned by football's world governing body Fifa.

The Indian prime minister's party secures a new five-year term with a commanding majority.

Helen Housby has journeyed from a farm in Cumbria to becoming one of the best shooters in world netball - can her story take another dramatic turn at this summer's World Cup?

Robin van Persie on retirement, being like a "kid in a sweet shop" at Arsenal, relief at winning the title with Manchester United and his top three goals.

Danny Cipriani makes it an awards double after being crowned the Premiership Player of the Season.

Atmospheric observations pinpoint eastern China as the source of a rise in ozone-destroying chemicals.

The government cites a growing conflict between humans and the animals, which at times destroy crops.

The government says the Withdrawal Agreement Bill will not be published until early June.