During four decades in power, the legendary lawyer targeted the mob and white collar criminals.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters join in a strike demanding Ricardo Rosselló's resignation.

Gareth Bale's time at Real Madrid appears set to come to an end. BBC Sport takes a look at how his six years in Madrid went.

Gay, deaf and non-white characters have key roles in the studio's next swathe of superhero films.

The masked men attacked protesters with wooden sticks and metal rods - but were they triad members?

Alabama residents Kandi and Dina talk about what the ban would mean to them and why they have such polarising views.

Woburn Safari Park gives the animals an icy treat to help them cope with the hot weather.

Russia denies its warplanes targeted a market and residential areas in Maarat al-Numan.

Promoter Eddie Hearn dismisses rumours of Anthony Joshua turning down a rematch with world champion Andy Ruiz Jr.

Seven of the more than 30 Democrats who called on Mr Franken to step down now say they regret it.

Footage shows the successful launch of India's second lunar mission.

Ireland fast-medium bowler Boyd Rankin says he has no regrets over playing for England as he prepares for his country's first Test at Lord's.

A claim that the footballer assaulted a woman in 2009 cannot be proven, Las Vegas prosecutors say.

Australian swimmer Mack Horton refuses to share the podium with Chinese rival Sun Yang, years after accusing him of being a "drug cheat".

The countries will share the resettlement of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean, Paris says.

Arsenal agree to sign Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos on loan and expect to tie up a deal for William Saliba from Saint-Etienne.

Sheffield Wednesday report Newcastle to the Premier League over the appointment of their former boss Steve Bruce.

But Busisiwe Mkhwebane is herself accused of the very thing she is responsible for stamping out.

The former FBI director faces questions from Congress about his report on the Trump campaign and Russia.

When Iran seized a UK-flagged tanker last week, it might have felt like a surprise move. But it wasn't.

One family's treasured photographs that were hidden from the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia.