In a bid to stop wildfires, San Francisco Bay Area residents could be denied power for several days.

As he prepares to defend his world title again, Britain's Josh Warrington reveals how hospital visits have shaped his outlook on life and boxing.

The currently unidentified UK ticket holder has become Britain's biggest ever lottery winner.

One month before playing in front of a record crowd at Wembley, are England's performances failing to capitalise on the hype?

A US jury finds Johnson & Johnson guilty of negligence over an anti-psychotic drug.

Already eliminated Argentina guarantee their place at the 2023 World Cup as they run in seven tries in a win over the USA.

One of Australia's leading trainers, Darren Weir, is charged with animal cruelty, conspiracy and possessing an unregistered weapon.

Beth Mead taps in winner for England women after Portugal keeper Patricia Morais lets an Alex Greenwood cross slip through her fingers.

England are preparing for their World Cup match with France to be moved or cancelled because of Typhoon Hagibis.

Clive Myrie meets London's knife crime victims and the people who treat them

Parliament will meet on Saturday 19 October after a key EU summit to approve the next steps for the UK.

George Horne scores three of nine tries as Scotland batter Russia 61-0 to set up a World Cup showdown with Japan.

Watch as Andy Murray tells Fabio Fognini to "shut up" during their match at the Shanghai Masters.

When a family arrives in a new country, often children find themselves in the role of translator.

Three scientists have been awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the development of lithium-ion batteries.

These two residential towers in Milan have over 900 trees and 11,000 plants.

Locals say the mayor in southern Chiapas did not fulfil his campaign promise of repairing a road.

The opposition leader's anti-corruption group will face greater oversight and could be suspended.

Fifa says it is "firm and committed" over women's access to football matches in Iran despite claims quicker action could have saved the life of an activist.

Watch as Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end OJ Howard makes an incredible one handed catch off a foul ball as a spectator at the Rays' playoff game in St. Petersburg.

The United Nations says the attacks in May killed at least 30 civilians, including children.