Residents of the French city of Rouen demand answers as children complain of sore eyes and throats.

The journalist was killed a year ago by Saudi agents inside the Gulf kingdom's Istanbul consulate.

Former refugee Sirak Asfaw found it in a suitcase and has protected the crown for the past 21 years.

The ex-newsreader and Question Time host is remembered as "a great journalist and fine presenter".

The shop appeared overnight at a disused retail outlet in south London

Ferrari might be overcomplicating life with team orders, says former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer in his column for BBC Sport.

Defending champions New Zealand run in nine tries to thrash Canada and record their second convincing win at the World Cup.

Colombian authorities found the men in the Pacific Ocean after their boat capsized.

Osi Umenyiora gives a damning verdict on Oakland Raiders linebacker Vontaze Burfict who has been banned for the rest of the NFL season for a late hit.

Karel Gott rose to fame in the communist bloc but his popularity spread to the West.

The origins of a dispute over what began as a £1m deposit date to the partition of British India.

The PM's plan would see Northern Ireland stay in the EU single market for goods and new customs checks away from the border.

The World Trade Organization has issued its latest ruling in the 15-year dispute over Airbus subsidies.

The US secretary of state had previously given evasive answers when asked about the controversial call.

The Democratic presidential candidate cancels all upcoming events after a heart procedure.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson smashes her 100m hurdles personal best as her heptathlon campaign gets off to a fantastic start at the World Athletics Championships.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson produces two personal bests to lead after day one of the heptathlon at the World Championships.

Barcelona and Inter Milan meet in the Champions League - but can you name the players who featured for both European giants?

Police use of force draws protests in Hong Kong after a reporter loses sight in one eye during unrest.

Gary Kirsten is the "right man" to become England's next head coach, according to former South Africa team-mate Lance Klusener.

Liverpool are fined £200,000 - half of which is suspended - for fielding an ineligible player in their third-round Carabao Cup win against MK Dons.