Alek Sigley was freed after a meeting between Swedish diplomats and the North Korean government.

The US president contradicts his own officials and says he will work to add a citizenship question.

Royal Marines boarded the tanker en route to Syria, amid concerns it was breaching EU sanctions.

The Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra is believed to be the oldest chariot procession in the world.

Chelsea's new £58m forward Christian Pulisic scores twice to send the United States through to the Gold Cup final, in a game stopped for 90 minutes because of lightning.

The United States are being held back at the World Cup because they play with a "sense of fear", according to former goalkeeper Hope Solo.

Egypt called for the auction of the relic - which it says was stolen during the 1970s - to be cancelled.

The reality star says the company is "notorious" for "knocking off" designer items she wears.

Fourteen crew died in the fire on board the top-secret nuclear-powered military craft.

Chelsea name Frank Lampard, who spent 13 years at Stamford Bridge as a player, as their manager on a three-year deal.

The foreign secretary reiterates his concerns over China's response to protests in Hong Kong.

England rugby union international Maro Itoje says there is more racism in football than rugby because fans of the latter are "more educated".

Andy Murray will make his highly anticipated return to Wimbledon when he competes in the men's doubles alongside Pierre-Hugues Herbert on Thursday.

Australia's Bernard Tomic is fined his full Wimbledon prize money for not meeting the "required professional standard" in his 58-minute first-round defeat by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.

Willem Holleeder, the Netherlands' most notorious gangster, is convicted after his sister gives evidence.

Opener Chris Gayle departs cheaply in what is likely to be his final World Cup appearance for West Indies in their match against Afghanistan at Headingley.

She says the authorities did not believe she would not be performing a solo public concert.

The video led police to a man who left his wife and disappeared in 2016.

Disney reveals its newest princess in a live-action remake of the 1990 animated film.

Australia's consumer watchdog alleges the company made false claims about using its phones while swimming.

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