Abdi Jama was paralysed after a fall. Now he's an international wheelchair basketball player for Great Britain.

Most of us have experienced meeting-induced drowsiness - here are six tips to beating it.

The white and black polka dot dress has become so popular people are starting to disguise it.

Some think humanoid robots will be easier to interact with, but others think we'll find them creepy.

A trade row between Japan and South Korea could pose a threat to supplies of smartphones and devices.

Rising singer talks Bob Dylan, touring with Neil Young and America's intolerance of immigrants.

The blackout has hit 18 of the country's 23 states and is blamed on an "electromagnetic attack".

Drug-resistant malaria parasites have moved from Cambodia to Laos, Thailand and Vietnam.

Under the rule, officers will be able to immediately deport more migrants without going to court.

The winner of the contest to be Theresa May's successor in Downing Street will be revealed shortly.

Police say the deaths could be connected to another missing persons case in British Columbia.

Mr Trump claimed that India's PM had asked him to mediate in the 70-year-old dispute with Pakistan.

The sport's governing body tells Mack Horton not to make "gestures" amid his feud with Sun Yang.

The collision outside a Sydney police station led authorities to a haul of 273kg of meth.

Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane denies showing Gareth Bale disrespect, and claims the striker refused to come on as a substitute against Bayern Munich.

Seoul says it scrambled jets and fired hundreds of rounds after a military plane twice violated its airspace.

Britain's Jessica Macaulay wins high diving bronze at World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju, South Korea.

Former England batting coach Mark Ramprakash says he is worried about the expectation on Jason Roy as the opener prepares to make his Test debut.

Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola says reports claiming the club has shown "utter disrespect" on their tour of Asia is "far away from the reality".

Yelena Grigoryeva, 41, was stabbed and strangled near her home in St Petersburg, relatives say.

They were bound for Vietnam in containers that were falsely declared to contain timber.