Team Ineos are set to be renamed Ineos Grenadiers before this year's Tour de France.

Experts think the site, estimated to be 1,500 years old, was dedicated to the god of the underworld.

The actor has a tattoo etched over his heart in honour of missing Mighty, who is now believed dead.

A US Holocaust centre warns that a bronze eagle in Uruguay could be bought by white supremacists.

Dance DJs Joey Negro and The Black Madonna admit their aliases are are no longer fit for purpose.

It says it has listened to concerns that its products and policies do not treat everyone equally.

The Duke of Edinburgh has officially passed over a military role he's held for nearly 70 years.

The US wants to arrest Maikel Moreno, who it says participated in "transnational organised crime".

Amber Heard claims Johnny Depp hurled around 30 bottles at her during "three-day hostage situation".

The US president posts an ad purporting to show violence in the US - but the image is from Ukraine.

James Anderson hopes he and Stuart Broad will play "plenty more games together" for England.

The move paves the way for almost three million Hong Kongers to apply for British citizenship.

Bats' codes of life contain genetic clues to their "exceptional immunity", which protects them from viruses.

Humans settled in the Americas much earlier than previously thought, according to new finds from Mexico.

The TV personality discusses her husband's bipolar disorder, following a string of erratic tweets.

Ferrari restructure their technical department in the wake of their disappointing performance at the start of the 2020 season.

A group of historians and academics is calling for the test to be urgently updated.

Investigators visit sites in Germany, Italy and Switzerland, and two UK firms are asked to provide documents.

Dr Martin Luther King Jr's daughter urges anti-racism activists to utilise this ‘very important moment’.

Yury Dmitirev says the case was politically motivated in reaction to his work as a Stalin scholar.

The US mums were moved to act after watching images of federal officers on the streets of their city.