Crowds cheered the ousting of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta but regional allies are not happy.

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire appeared in court on Saturday after being arrested following an incident on the island of Mykonos.

England captain Harry Kane is expected to be available for the September Nations League games despite being in quarantine following trip to the Bahamas.

The bloc's negotiator says talks are "going backwards" as the UK says "little progress" has been made.

Public debt levels soar as spending on coronavirus measures forces the government to borrow more money.

The announcement for a nation riven by violence since 2011 is hailed by the UN.

Defending champion Hinako Shibuno is set to miss the cut at the Women's Open, finishing 12 over par after two rounds.

The snakes - thought to have been sucked up at around 100mph - were "uninjured but not happy".

Mark Cavendish says he would not have been ready to race at this year's Tour de France after being left out of Bahrain McLaren's squad.

The fire reportedly broke out late on Thursday night and burned into Friday, trapping workers.

The medics appear to contradict Russian doctors who say the comatose Kremlin critic cannot be moved.

President Erdogan says a Turkish drilling ship has made a major gas discovery in the Black Sea.

Marseille are PSG's fierce rivals and disturbances are feared for the Champions League final.

The Dakar stockpile is almost as big as that which exploded in Beirut, causing massive destruction.

The US postmaster general denies recent mail-slowing changes were made to influence the election.

Selma Nicholls' casting agency helped to find children for Beyoncé’s Black is King.

Zak Crawley's sparkling maiden Test century puts England in command of the third and final Test against Pakistan on day one in Southampton.

Exhausted firefighters are struggling to contain huge wildfires that have killed six in California.

'The defendant deserves no mercy' a California judge said at Friday's sentencing.

Trade officials said the move to roll back some tariffs was part of "improving EU-US relations".

Harbour master David Richards says such behaviour puts "strain" on the emergency services.