A court in Istanbul had ordered the release of Taner Kilic, who is on trial on terrorism charges.

Three stations were cut off over plans to broadcast opposition leader Raila Odinga's "inauguration".

Thousands were forced to evacuate as Hong Kong police worked to defuse the "severely damaged" bomb.

The move is set to change the words "in all thy sons command" to "in all of us command" in O Canada.

Watch the two Premier League goals scored faster than Tottenham's Christian Eriksen - who scored after just 11 seconds against Manchester United on Wednesday.

Mowzey Radio died hours after the Ugandan president donated $8,300 towards his hospital bills.

A run of bad luck left one man struggling to make sense of the UK benefits system - and at risk of losing his home.

Cheick Sanou, known as Iron Biby, was bullied when he was young. Now the man from Burkina Faso has turned his weight into his strength and wants to be the world's strongest man.

Referees should protect players more from Celtic captain Scott Brown, says Hearts manager Craig Levein after an injury to Harry Cochrane.

Industrial workers want the option of working less to look after their families, while not losing pay.

Kyle Edmund set to miss Great Britain's Davis Cup tie against Spain with the hip injury he sustained at the Australian Open last week.

Watch the best tries form Six Nations 2017 ahead of the start of the tournament on Saturday.

The government said it will benefit around 500 million poor people and will "be the world's largest".

Jacob Stockdale, Bundee Aki and James Ryan will play their first Six Nations games for Ireland against France in Paris on Saturday.

Ian Wright and David Ornstein on Arsenal's transfer window, what has changed about Arsene Wenger's team - and what might happen next.

While the US suffers an overdose epidemic, most of the world misses out on painkillers.

The Gyfcat video clip hosting service says the computer-generated clips are objectionable.

Presidents Obama, Clinton and Bush all drew bigger television ratings, according to data.

Darren Osborne drove a van into a crowd of Muslims near a mosque in London, killing one and injuring nine.

Nigeria's women's bobsleigh team will make history in Pyeongchang this month when they become the first Nigerians to compete at a Winter Olympics.

French dairy group Lactalis admits its products may have infected people before the current scandal.