Regions around Paris announce school closures as France and Spain expect heat above 40C.

England are one win from a first Women's World Cup final appearance after beating Norway in the quarter-finals in Le Havre.

Lake City becomes the second Florida town in two weeks to pay up after a ransomware attack.

The BBC hears shocking allegations of drugging and rape inside South Korea's glamorous nightclub scene.

A man from El Salvador and his baby daughter die in the Rio Grande trying to reach the US.

Two Indian men are in custody after thousands of red-eared sliders are discovered in their luggage.

Manchester United reach an agreement with Crystal Palace to sign right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka in a deal worth £50m.

Martin Guptill drags Mohammad Amir's delivery onto the stumps as New Zealand lose an early wicket against Pakistan in their World Cup match at Edgbaston.

Pakistan wicketkeeper Sarfaraz Ahmed takes a "wonderful" diving catch to remove New Zealand's Ross Taylor in their World Cup match at Edgbaston.

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There were fears that three of the four - two Egyptians and two Iraqis - could be headed to the US.

A helicopter company insists a motorway rescue was an emergency, not a billionaire escaping traffic.

The opposition leader tells the BBC he wants elections, but has not ruled out the use of force.

Only a handful of liquid water lakes had previously been detected under the kilometres-thick ice sheet.

But the duke admitted he would be "nervous" about the pressures a gay royal might face.

The move shocks many as the largely cashless society fears a local currency that fuelled hyperinflation.