Twenty-five-year-old Ingrid Escamilla was stabbed to death and her body mutilated.

Ferrari unveil a 2020 Formula 1 car which team boss Mattia Binotto says takes design to the "extreme" as they seek to challenge for the title.

Up to a fifth of the Amazon rainforest has become a net source of CO2, research suggests.

Flagship 5G handset has 100x zoom camera and records 8K video while 4G foldable has clamshell design.

Audio from 2015 reveals the ex-New York City mayor saying male minorities perpetrate "the real crime".

Regulators will look at whether Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, Facebook and Microsoft stifled competition.

British pair Kyle Edmund and Cameron Norrie both reach the last 16 of the New York Open after comfortable first-round wins.

The BBC's Mohanad Hashim has gained rare access to a refugee camp in western Sudan.

Secret control of a Swiss device enabled the US and Germany to collect classified information, reports say.

Aberdeen find the net in the league for the first time this calendar year to beat Hamilton and move into third in the Scottish Premiership.

Faltering Leeds recover from a goalkeeping blunder to earn a point at Brentford that keeps them second in the Championship.

Former world number one Tiger Woods has been approached by the organisers of the Premier Golf League - a proposed tour to rival the PGA Tour.

Deontay Wilder believes Tyson Fury is scared and will be having sleepless nights before their world heavyweight title rematch later this month.

The support resource officer at a high school in Arkansas is under investigation for use of excessive force.

Refugees in Jordan and scientists from the UK are creating a way to grow fresh food from old mattresses.

Harvey Weinstein's lawyer says men should demand written consent before sex. We asked legal experts about that.

How Børge Ousland became the first person to cross Antarctica solo

Police have accused the former Empire actor of staging a racist and homophobic attack on himself.

Uma cared for her ailing husband until he died. Now she's helping other Indians get medical treatment.

Koalas along with birds, fish and frogs need the most help after Australia's fires, says a report.

Wardian cases safely took plants across the world, revolutionising agriculture, politics and trade.