There is no suggestion of terrorism and the driver had previous drugs offences, police say.

Spring cyclist Vicky Barnes explains to BBC Sport how she has recovered from a fractured neck and back to target a Commonwealth Games place.

A top Spanish lawyer blames Carles Puigdemont for worsening the situation of jailed Catalan leaders.

Patrice Evra leaves Marseille and is banned from Uefa competition for the rest of the season for kicking one of his own supporters.

The Alabama man broke his hip and foot after stepping on a pallet to pick his summertime fruit.

Grazia is the latest UK magazine to be criticised for airbrushing the hair of black women.

Lewis Hamilton dominates second practice in Brazil, with Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas second.

It comes after a man admitted killing nine people he had met on suicide websites and social media.

Wada tells Russian authorities the "best solution" would be to "work with them" after receiving intelligence it hopes will provide proof of systematic state-sponsored doping.

The US comedian say the "stories are true" in a frank statement addressing allegations against him.

Satellite images of activity at a compound south of Damascus come amid worsening regional tensions.

Who the key players are and where they stand in the growing tension between the regional rivals

Trump and Duterte are two of the world's most outspoken leaders - and they're about to meet.

The Fifth Avenue jeweller opens a cafe half a century after Audrey Hepburn's unforgettable scene.

The Russian security company will guard the US embassy in Moscow and other diplomatic missions.

A relative says the man and two women may have unintentionally consumed hallucinogenic tea.

Diana Keys has spent 40 years painting her home in Hemel Hempstead with her fingertips.

British supermodel Naomi Campbell says she's saddened by stories of abuse within the fashion industry.

Rob Jones, who wears prosthetic legs, will run his 31st consecutive marathon on Saturday.

Morning listeners to a major station reportedly heard a recruitment song for so-called Islamic State.

GB duo Toby Olubi and Brad Hall crash out of the two-man bobsleigh World Cup event in Lake Placid in spectacular fashion.