Emergency crews retrieve the bodies and rescue two survivors in rough seas off New South Wales.

The vessels withdrew after receiving a warning from a Royal Navy ship, the Ministry of Defence says.

The rocket carrying a satellite is believed to have landed in the sea, the first failure in 15 launches.

The Queen was in residence at the time of the incident, in the early hours of Wednesday.

India's "45 minutes of bad cricket" against New Zealand cost them a place in the World Cup final and "broke our hearts," says Virat Kohli.

In his regular BBC Sport column, Andy Murray talks about hitting the gym as he tries to move closer to a singles return and what he enjoyed most about Wimbledon.

Billionaire Wang Zhenhua's former company confirmed he had been formally detained in Shanghai.

Former England boss Sam Allardyce says he has turned down the chance to return to Newcastle United as the club's manager.

The case of Vincent Lambert, in a vegetative state since 2008, divided France - and his own family.

The walls are covered with colourful notes supporting the protests, but others want them taken down.

Many tourists are flocking to the sacred indigenous site in Australia before it is no longer possible.

CHA Fertility Center allegedly implanted their embryo into a different woman, who gave up the child.

Singer Mina from Korean group Twice will get treatment and rest instead of going on a world tour.

Jofra Archer dismisses Aaron Finch lbw for a golden duck in the Cricket World Cup semi-final between England and Australia at Edgbaston.

The Trump administration says the new 3% tax on sales in France will harm US online giants.

England, Scotland and Northern Ireland's netball stars try their hand at Scouse phrases before the World Cup in Liverpool.

Arsenal are "very disappointed" by the actions of defender Laurent Koscielny, who has refused to travel on a pre-season tour.

Watch Jofra Archer's bouncer knock Alex Carey's helmet off during the Cricket World Cup semi-final between England and Australia at Edgbaston.

England reduce Australia to 14-3 in a dream start to their World Cup semi-final at Edgbaston.

The giant block of ice has spun around and is now moving north along the Antarctic Peninsula.

Experts say there is no alarm, despite a high level of caesium at a Soviet-era submarine wreck.