With the global e-sports market set to hit $1.5bn in three years, Singapore is helping train professional gamers.

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Images mark the platinum wedding anniversary of the Queen and Prince Philip.

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The "cold chain" profoundly changed the food we eat and the way we shop.

The news that the head of Zimbabwe's military visited China days before it took power has sparked questions.

How 27-year-old Irishman John Collison created IT firm Stripe with his brother, and became personally worth $1.1bn.

India's latest politically linked canteens are named after a former PM, and offer delicious food.

The risk of stillbirth is doubled if women go to sleep on their backs in the last trimester, a study finds.

Bob Katter was discussing same-sex marriage when he switched topics, in footage that has gone viral.

Zimbabwe's president has defied calls to resign despite his own party's threat to impeach him.

A Marine is under arrest for drink-driving after a deadly crash stokes resentment on Okinawa.

The cult leader sent his followers to commit a series of brutal murders in the late 1960s.

Watch the best bits from the quarter-finals of the Rugby League World Cup including Burt the psychic crocodile, an early wake-up call and emotional Fijians.

Garth Crooks gets whimsical over one player's magnificence and includes three from one north London club in his team of the week.

A fifth of cancer patients experience post-traumatic stress disorder.

England will be reminded of their failings in the 2013-14 Ashes whitewash when this series gets under way, says Australia seamer Josh Hazlewood.

Watch Jana Novotna cry on the Duchess of Kent's shoulders after surrendering a commanding lead to slump to defeat by Steffi Graf in the Wimbledon women's singles final of 1993.

The Women's Tennis Association says 1998 Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna, who had cancer, "died peacefully, surrounded by her family" aged 49.

The actor says he doesn't see how he can return after being accused of inappropriate behaviour.