Inditex, which also owns brands including Bershka, says overall sales fell amid the lockdown.

The 60 year old had a tumour removed as she stuffed 90 olives in an operating theatre.

The US Secretary of State says China's "browbeating" of the bank "should serve as a cautionary tale".

Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute, original stars of the US reality show, will not be returning.

Boxing returns to Las Vegas' MGM Grand as undefeated American Shakur Stevenson stops Felix Caraballo in the sixth round.

Protests following the death of George Floyd have brought some important phrases into the spotlight.

In Pakistan, the ground literally crawls with insects, as farmers sell them for chicken feed.

The mural, a tribute to victims of the 2015 attack, was reportedly found by police in a farmhouse.

New Zealand international Benji Marshall is forced into self-isolation - after kissing a TV reporter.

Tokyo 2020 will be a "simplified" Olympics, according to the chief executive of the organising committee.

A statue of Winston Churchill was sprayed with graffiti recently, amid claims that the wartime prime minister was racist.

Dozens of users complained they had been banned from the app for supporting the cause.

British world heavyweight champions Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have agreed to a two-fight deal, says promoter Eddie Hearn.

Steve Stricker will select half of this year's United States Ryder Cup team after changes to the qualifying process.

Nigerian police say the man was found in a child's bedroom and ran away but neighbours caught him.

There was no one 'patient zero' that started the UK epidemic, research shows.

The OECD says the UK economy is likely to shrink 11.5% this year - the most among developed countries.

Philonise Floyd, whose brother's killing by a white police officer led to global protests, urges reform.

Editors of the dictionary made the decision after receiving an email from a young black woman.

The US president's eldest son reportedly killed a rare species of sheep during a trip to Mongolia.

America's central bank says it will continue actions aimed at shoring up the economy "for as long as it takes".