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.

From the next issue, the US satirical magazine will only republish previous content with new covers.

The Scandinavian country has long acted as an intermediary for Western powers in the isolated dictatorship.

A federal appeals court upholds a freeze on Pentagon money to build a border wall with Mexico.

A simple guide to the history behind the diplomatic spat between the UK and China.

It's after a report found smoking is being shown more on Netflix than on popular shows on US TV.

Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter begins legal proceedings against football's world governing body for "moral damage" and to reclaim around 60 of his watches he says are still in its possession.

Ulana Suprun was speaking in response to a proposed new law to stop foul language in the media.

West Indies' Shimron Hetmyer survives after two Afghanistan fielders narrowly avoid a collision and fail to make the catch during the sides' Word Cup clash at Headingley.

The UN says 500 people still at a detention centre hit by air strikes are vulnerable to new raids.