The Grammy-winning artist was one of the greatest black country music stars with a string of hits.

A heritage railway is running special seasonal services in the run up to Christmas.

The Italian isle welcoming migrants and undergoing cultural change - from Afrobeats to scotch bonnets.

McLaren Racing agrees to sell a third of the company to a group of US-based investors in a deal valuing it at £550m.

"Stop the Steal" marchers gathered to back President Trump's push to reverse his election defeat.

The authorities have been struggling to control a growing number of infections and deaths.

Anthony Joshua welcomes Tyson Fury's claim he will knock him out if they can agree terms for boxing's most anticipated fight.

Opinion writer Joseph Epstein argued only medical doctors should call themselves Dr.

Ursula von der Leyen says talks were "constructive", but Boris Johnson warns no deal is "most likely".

Lee Westwood wins the Race to Dubai after an extraordinary finish to the European Tour season at the DP World Tour Championship.

The US has started distributing the vaccine to hundreds of locations across the country.

Southampton move into the Premier League's top four by sweeping aside bottom club Sheffield United.

Motjeka Madisha, 25, was capped 13 times for the national team and was seen as a rising star.

Customers have been venting their anger after congestion at ports led to stock shortages.

The tension comes after a six-week war killed thousands over the disputed territory in the Caucasus.

Max Verstappen ends a frustrating season for Red Bull on a high with a dominant victory in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Jeffrey Schlupp scores a late Crystal Palace equaliser after a mistake by Hugo Lloris to deny leaders Tottenham victory.

Liverpool forward Diogo Jota will be out for at least six weeks because of a knee injury.

Exeter begin their Heineken Champions Cup defence in dominant style, keeping Glasgow scoreless as fans return to Sandy Park.

Retailers tell shoppers they have enough supplies as uncertainty remains over the terms of Brexit.

Lewis Hamilton said he was "happy to be alive" after recovering from coronavirus to finish the Formula 1 season with a third place.