The airline and pilots' union will hold talks to avoid a potentially disruptive summer walkout.

But PM disagrees with the assessment of the Trump administration, which was called "inept".

The Sydney man attacked his pregnant partner in a video that went viral on social media.

The New Democracy party led by Kyriakos Mitsotakis wins the election with an absolute majority.

Bowled out for 75 and down 6-0 in the Women's Ashes, why are world champions England so far behind Australia?

Some Women's Super League matches will be played as "double headers" with men's games next season, the Football Association says.

The bus was carrying about 50 people and travelling from Lucknow to the Indian capital, Delhi.

The airline is contesting the penalty imposed by the watchdog after hackers breached its IT systems.

Choe In-guk's parents were the South's most well-known defectors and their son has reportedly followed suit.

Workers in the UK and Asia are dismissed as the bank slims down its operations.

The Premier League will not be re-refereeing the game by VAR and will set a high bar for decisions, says referees' chief Mike Riley.

Bosco Ntaganda is the first person convicted of sexual slavery by the International Criminal Court.

Art enthusiasts around the world can watch the biggest ever restoration of the Rembrandt masterpiece.

George King, 19, who was not arrested, made the ascent without ropes or suction cups.

Relive 10 of the the best goals from the Women's World Cup in France, including Lucy Bronze's stunning strike for England against Norway.

The US star says she is "still processing a lot" after becoming upset during a concert.

Relive Coco Gauff's amazing journey through week one of Wimbledon.

Ashleigh Barty completes a 'golden game' as she gets off to the perfect start in her fourth-round match against Alison Riske with four aces.

Fifa has faced criticism over the Women's World Cup prize money

World number one Ashleigh Barty is knocked out by Alison Riske in the fourth round at Wimbledon.

The crude rant by TV presenter Giorgi Gabunia was "totally unacceptable", the Kremlin says.