Four of the fans arrested by Bulgarian police for subjecting England players to racist abuse are fined and banned.

A US official says aid to Ukraine was held up to force it to probe Democrats, but later backtracks.

Firm promises fix after couple discover any fingerprint can unlock the device when put in case.

EU leaders have hailed the agreement as a big step even though it still has to get through the UK Parliament.

Liverpool's Premier League trip to Leicester City on 26 December is moved to an 20:00 GMT start so it can be televised as part of Amazon's new contract.

An RAF aircraft carrying the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge twice tried to land in Islamabad.

The Doral Miami resort will host the summit but the president will not profit, the White House says.

The pair are accused of belonging to a group that were attempting to overthrow President Putin.

The PM is facing an uphill battle to get his new Brexit deal through the House of Commons on Saturday.

The same body announced plans to send a fact-finding mission to investigate Venezuela last month.

US Vice-President Mike Pence says the pause in operations will allow Kurdish-led forces to withdraw.

Footage shows the thief leaving the San Francisco gallery with the artwork worth $20,000.

A Utah officer is being hailed a hero after rescuing a driver who crashed onto train tracks.

Brussels correspondent Adam Fleming compares Boris Johnson's withdrawal agreement with Theresa May's.

Andy Murray eases into the European Open quarter-finals with a 6-4 6-3 victory over eighth seed Pablo Cuevas in Antwerp.

Mark Zuckerberg says he does not think it is right for a company to censor politicians or the news.

Anyone hoping to buy official merchandise from his new online store has to answer a question.

Promoter Eddie Hearn breaks down in tears in paying tribute to American fighter Patrick Day and says boxing must unite to make the sport safer.

A yellow organism, which looks like fungus but acts like an animal, has gone on display at a Paris zoo.

Police discovered more than 70 men and boys in shackles when they raided the private Islamic school.

The true identity of one of the troops shown planting the US flag in a famous WW2 photo is revealed.