A careless actor and a rogue cleaner almost spelt disaster for the blockbuster sci-fi franchise.

Fewer people came to the UK from the EU to work and a record number returned home, the ONS says.

UK Athletics announces an independent review of its own previous investigations that cleared it to carry on working with the now-disbanded Nike Oregon Project.

Saudi Arabia announced a prisoner release and medical flights from the Yemeni capital on Tuesday.

Teams from across Europe search for survivors of Albania's most powerful earthquake in decades.

Manchester City's parent company - City Football Group - agrees deal to acquire majority stake in Indian side Mumbai City FC.

Politicians and bloggers are outraged after the firm agrees to show Crimea as a Russian territory.

We ask the Antiques Roadshow to put a value on the item of stationary stolen from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Scientists say the specimen could represent an evolutionary link between wolves and modern dogs.

The composer was a child prodigy on tour in Italy when he sat for the portrait.

Fresh tensions between France and Turkey come in the week before a Nato summit in London.

Controversial ex-President Abdulla Yameen denied receiving public money through a private company.

Relatives of the victims of the 1989 disaster say the verdict has left them "stunned" and "angry".

Charles Leclerc says Sebastian Vettel knows he should not have made the move that triggered their crash in the Brazilian Grand Prix.

The Tottenham ball boy praised by Jose Mourinho in the Champions League win over Olympiakos says the Spurs boss' reaction has "made my life".

Burning of the rainforest appears to speed up the melting of tropical glaciers, scientists find.

The facility at Paris-Descartes University closes while a government investigation is carried out.

The maker of a video accusing China of abuse of the Uighurs rejects TikTok's explanation for blocking her.

Governing party candidate Daniel Martínez said he did not have enough votes to beat Luis Lacalle.

Chinese state broadcaster CGTN broadcast a confession Simon Cheng says was forced.

Many people can only afford one meal a day amid an economic collapse, a top UN official says.