Theresa May looks back on her record at PMQs before she is cheered by colleagues as she leaves the chamber.

Social network must also establish an independent privacy committee that Mark Zuckerberg cannot control.

Mr Johnson says the "buck stops with me" as he gives leading cabinet roles to fellow Brexiteers.

A single mum-of-two is among those killed by vigilante mobs acting on false reports in Bangladesh.

Several tanks, armoured vehicles and a helicopter have been scuttled to help attract tourists.

Matteo Trentin breaks clear to win stage 17 of the Tour de France, while Julian Alaphilippe maintains lead over Geraint Thomas.

Nabila Makram told a meeting in Canada that critics of the country based abroad would be "cut".

Olly Stone rips out Andrew Balbirnie's middle stump to claim his first Test wicket in England's match with Ireland at Lord's.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says "confidence and enthusiasm are not a substitute for a foreign policy".

A video of the incident shows the nine-year-old being flipped into the air as the animal charges.

The actor who co-starred in Blade Runner opposite Harrison Ford dies after a short illness.

After hours of disruption, the airport says its fuelling system has now restarted.

The speed and extent of global warming exceeds any similar event in the past two millennia, researchers say.

Watch all 10 wickets fall as England are bowled out for just 85 before lunch on the first day of their Test match against Ireland at Lord's, with Tim Murtagh picking up five wickets.

Both Luke Rowe and Tony Martin apologise after the Team Ineos and Jumbo-Visma road captains were disqualified from the Tour de France.

The US president criticises Mr Mueller's testimony to Congress and says it is a "great day for me".

Leigh Griffiths scores on his first Celtic start since December as the hosts hammer Nomme Kalju in their Champions League qualifier.

Divock Origi says "a gut feeling" told him to stay at Liverpool and the striker is ready to kick on from the goals which changed his life.

An audience member took a photo of Audra McDonald during a nude scene in a current Broadway show.

Three judges in Pennsylvania ruled there were credibility issues with his original trial in 2008.

The BBC looks at the role politics played in the hearing and what it could mean for President Trump’s future.