Six people are injured as lightning strikes hit a tree at the season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "summer streets".

International brands accused of 'exploiting' workers in Japan

Young men from poor neighbourhoods of Medellín, Colombia, risk their lives riding specially-adapted pushbikes down perilous mountain roads.

The Rescued Film Project aims to develop all the world's unprocessed camera film.

Instagrammer Tiffany Mitchell has been forced to deny faking a road crash for likes.

A report finds the US' defence strategy in the Indo-Pacific region is close to a crisis.

Pakistan's cricketer-turned-PM has had success abroad but struggled at home during a tough year in office.

Indonesia is the latest country to embark on moving its capital city. Here are some other examples.

The opposition in Zimbabwe says things are worse than under former leader Robert Mugabe - it it right?

Normal pressure hydrocephalus, which causes mobility and memory issues, can be mistaken for dementia.

Airports must introduce 3D baggage screening before the end of 2022, the government announces.

Swathes of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil are burning at a record rate.

People who post racist abuse on social media "hide behind fake identities", says Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

In a rare acknowledgement, PM Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli forces targeted "killer drones".

Customers say they are unable to get in touch with BA, as the airline says it is fielding 40,000 calls.

Two years after what the UN calls ethnic cleansing, refugees from Myanmar mark their "genocide day".

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck announces his retirement at 29 to remove himself from the "cycle of pain" caused by injuries.

Netflix releases a trailer and date for the new movie, starring Aaron Paul.

Deputy Angel Reinosa cut two bullet holes in his shirt and called in to say he was "taking shots".

Ben Stokes gets hit on the helmet by a short ball from Josh Hazlewood as day four of the third Ashes Test starts in tense, tight fashion as England chase 359 to save the Ashes at Headingley.