Guinness World Records says the Harlech street has beaten the previous record holder in New Zealand.

Uber wants to boost the number of female managers by tying some executive pay to diversity goals.

Three Australian newspapers wrongly accused the cricketer of lewd behaviour, a jury found in 2017.

Chelsea's Olivier Giroud says his friend and former Arsenal team-mate Laurent Koscielny is "very hurt" by his transfer conflict with the Gunners.

Ffordd Pen Llech has taken the record from a street in New Zealand with a gradient of more than 37%.

Watch as Antoine Griezmann is nutmegged twice in his first Barcelona training session following his from Atletico Madrid.

Ajax captain Matthijs de Ligt is set to fly to Turin on Tuesday before completing a move to Italian champions Juventus.

Pakistan shut its airspace in February following tensions with India.

Cricket chiefs should consider allowing teams to share the World Cup if a final is tied again, says New Zealand coach Gary Stead.

South African former footballer Marc Batchelor is shot dead near his home in Johannesburg.

Rescuers are searching through the debris of the four-storey building in India's financial capital.

Germany's Ursula von der Leyen wants a carbon neutral EU by 2050 and says Brexit could be delayed.

It is the first time employers must act on harassment in South Korea where bullying is widespread.

Eintracht Frankfurt striker Sebastien Haller is travelling to West Ham for a medical before a club record transfer worth up to £45m.

The version now available on the streaming site no longer depicts a young girl taking her life.

Tyga, Stefflon Don and Yxng Bane were among the acts due to perform.

Watch Samoa goal keeper, Lenora Misa perform a defending "masterclass" against Sri Lanka's 6ft 11in shooter Tharjini Sivalingam.

Hodan Nalayeh relocated to Somalia last year to help rebuild the country of her birth.

Tools, jewels, figurines, seeds and other objects are discovered at the site near Jerusalem.

Israel's PM likens the EU's approach to breaches of the nuclear deal to the appeasement of the Nazis.

From toupees to fake buttocks, drug smugglers have gone to extreme lengths to hide cocaine.