Jean Lassalle apologises after he mistakenly left his car on a level crossing while in a hurry.

"Speed" and "action" are required to halt the rise in cases, the UK's chief scientific adviser warns.

The actress beat the likes of Olivia Colman to her Emmy win, breaking a record in the process.

Scores of whales have died as conservationists begin a huge rescue operation.

After users highlight problems, Twitter says more work on racial bias in algorithms is needed.

The ceremony went ahead despite the coronavirus pandemic, with all the nominees watching from home.

The woman's family alleges the man attacked his wife to check the baby's gender - claims he denies.

Toxins made by algae in water holes caused 330 elephant deaths in Botswana earlier this year.

The US president says he will not approve the deal if Chinese company Bytedance remains involved.

Chelsea agree a deal with Rennes to sign goalkeeper Edouard Mendy, subject to a medical and personal terms.

The UK bank is suffering a series of setbacks and now faces money laundering allegations.

Top seed Simona Halep warms up for next week's French Open by winning her first Italian Open title after opponent Karolina Pliskova retired injured.

Oscar the alpaca forced a football match to pause for 15 minutes after he stormed onto the pitch.

Social media users say the air force's promotional video used scenes from Transformers and The Rock.

Xbox's owner confirms it has bought the game developer ahead of the launch of the new Xbox console.

This is a huge season for John Stones but it could see him revive his career at Etihad Stadium, says former Manchester City and England defender Joleon Lescott.

New Tottenham loan signing Gareth Bale could return quicker than expected from injury because his "motivation is high", says manager Jose Mourinho.

New York, Seattle and Portland are named by the White House as cities that could lose federal funds.

Cameroon initially dismissed the film of two women and two children being shot as "fake news".

Shares in the US and Europe fall sharply with travel, hotel and pub firms worst hit.

The Anglo-French star played Hugo Drax opposite Roger Moore's 007 in the 1979 film Moonraker.