Johnny Depp's ex-fiancee says it is "impossible to believe" claims from Amber Heard that he was violent.

The European Solar Orbiter probe captures images just 77 million km from the Sun's surface.

Tributes were paid to the victims of the pandemic outside the Royal Palace in Madrid.

Two officials have been removed after the Dalit couple attempted suicide by consuming pesticide.

The series of books made science entertaining for millions of children around the world.

Rising global temperatures could see summers that are too hot to work in.

Rio Olympic finalist Deajah Stevens is banned until after the Tokyo Games after missing three anti-doping tests.

The Nordic explorer who made Greenland a Danish colony is a divisive figure.

Politicians and celebrities have had their accounts hijacked but not, apparently, Benjamin Netanyahu.

Such dealings with Beijing risk undermining the liberal order, the US attorney general says.

Doctors at the hospital treating ex-Formula 1 driver Alex Zanardi have begun the process of bringing him out a medically induced coma.

Leeds edge out bottom-of-the-table Barnsley at Elland Road to move a point from promotion to the Premier League.

Water levels at Poyang lake, in China's eastern Jiangxi province, are at a record high.

Dom Sibley and Ben Stokes bat England into a strong position on an attritional first day of the second Test against West Indies.

The attack, carried out by two officers, left an anti-corruption investigator partially blind.

Substitute Theo Walcott scores an 87th-minute equaliser for Everton to nudge Aston Villa closer to relegation.

Ayoze Perez's smart effort helps Leicester see off Sheffield United and boost their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League.

Many Bolivian sex workers say they are using safe measures to return to work

The social network may have secured accounts but it could still face aftershocks from the attack.

Emilio Lozoya's extradition is a significant step to defeating corruption, says Mexico's president.

Jofra Archer's breach of bio-secure protocols could have been a "disaster" for England's summer, says director of cricket Ashley Giles.