The opposition says three women tortured by state agents have been charged over their allegations.

Philip Manshaus murdered his teenage stepsister and opened fire at a mosque near Oslo.

Scrums could be temporarily scrapped when rugby league makes its expected return in the UK in August.

The video conference app is already facing scrutiny over its security and privacy controls.

Schalke's Wales winger Rabbi Matondo says he is "proud" of how young footballers have used their profiles to take a stand against racism.

Statues connected to slavery and colonialism are targeted as George Floyd protests continue.

Outbreaks are spreading from capital cities to rural areas, with supplies running short, says WHO.

The German airline is struggling to deal with the fall in demand for air travel caused by the pandemic.

Ex-Warwickshire batsman Andy Moles had his left leg amputated 10 weeks ago, but that is not stopping him walking 10km for charity.

Covid-19 travel restrictions mean babies born to surrogate mothers can't be united with their biological parents.

A school deputy head has been killed and children hurt in the attack in the northern town of Vrutky.

Tottenham's Dele Alli will miss their game against Manchester United after being suspended for one game for a social media post about coronavirus.

Players and coaching staff will not be required to wear masks at stadiums when the Premier League restarts.

They accused the Kenyan woman of involvement in a robbery, as another man whipped her.

The brother of George Floyd, Philonise, urged lawmakers "to make sure his death isn’t in vain".

The airline's collection includes art by Damien Hirst and Bridget Riley, with one work worth £1m-plus.

A donkey was held for four days after police swooped on a planned race in rural Pakistan.

Gen Mark Milley accompanied the president for a photo op after their path was cleared of protesters.

Syria's president gave no reason for the move, but it comes after marches in government-held areas.

Sports governing bodies could be given diversity targets for their boards, after the sports minister commits to "review" the current system and "set new expectations".

Lady Antebellum become Lady A, and say they are "deeply sorry for the hurt" their old name caused.