New Zealand secure their second World Cup win in a row with a nervy two-wicket win over Bangladesh in a thriller at The Oval.

Activists claim a paramilitary unit killed at least 100 people, dumping 40 bodies in the river Nile.

Manager Fernando Santos calls hat-trick hero Cristiano Ronaldo "a genius" as Portugal reach the Nations League final with victory over Switzerland in Porto.

A tourist stuns museum staff by correctly guessing the combination for a safe that baffled experts.

Japanese minister Takumi Nemoto says is it "necessary" for women to wear high heels at work.

The deadly gun rampage in Darwin is the sort of mass shooting Australia has not seen for years.

"You don't teach creativity by going into the creativity app," says one father limiting screen time.

South Koreans angry about hazardous "fine dust" are pointing the finger at China - is that fair?

The Nordic country thinks it's found a solution to the internet disinformation problem.

Negotiations will continue, but the US president says there has been "not nearly enough" progress.

The announcement followed a failed attempt by Renault board members to reach a decision on the offer.

Janine van Wyk will lead South Africa out at the Women's World Cup for the first time.

New York might become the first US state to ban cat declawing - but it's been illegal in Europe for years.

Once considered a poor man's tipple, Sri Lankan spirit arrack is now a hip drink around the world.

Women’s football in France has endured a long fight for equality and acceptance. Things are improving, but will the World Cup be a pivotal moment?

José Antonio Reyes' death in a car accident in Spain sheds light on the dangers of high-speed driving.

The King, Queen and Prince of Wales are joining veterans to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings.

The Queen was joined by 16 world leaders in Portsmouth to commemorate the 75th anniversary of history's largest combined land, air and naval operation.

President Donald Trump was among the world leaders attending D-Day commemorations in Portsmouth.

Stories have been spreading about Canada "begging" individual countries for a million immigrants.

Africa Eye investigated widespread abuse of codeine cough syrup which left many Nigerians addicted.