A grieving mother sheds some light on Russia's secret mercenary war in Syria.

Briton Elise Christie's hopes of winning a medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics are over after she is disqualified in her 1,000m short track heat.

Dan Biggar returns at fly-half for Wales against Ireland in a team showing three changes from the Six Nations defeat by England.

Messages containing a letter from India's Telugu language caused devices to crash.

Liu Wen was accused of betraying her Chinese heritage by wishing fans a happy "Lunar New Year".

England women head coach Phil Neville names Chelsea's Anita Asante in his first squad for the SheBelieves Cup next month.

The wreckage of the plane, which went down with 66 people on board, is found on a mountainside.

Nottinghamshire's England ODI opener Alex Hales is to follow Adil Rashid's lead and give up red-ball cricket.

Model Chloe Ayling revisits the place she was allegedly held after being lured to Milan.

The Nirav Modi loan case is serious, but just a sign of a far deeper malaise in the banking sector.

The death toll from two days of government bombing in the Eastern Ghouta is said to be 250.

My Week with Marilyn producer David Parfitt claims Weinstein attacked him in new Channel 4 documentary .

The tradition dates back to the days of slavery and has been preserved in an Afro-Colombian village.

Russia says "several dozen" Russians - not regular troops - were killed or wounded in a Syria clash.

Militiamen enter the Kurdish-held border area, prompting Turkish troops to fire "warning shots".

Ten years on since the kidnapping hoax, has the full story been revealed?

Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir have won two Olympic titles and broken all records - but all anyone is asking is: "Are they going to kiss?"

More than 350,000 people sign a petition calling for two South Korean speed skaters to be banned for "bullying" a team-mate.

The actress says her "rude" comment at the Baftas was "an inside joke that fell flat".

Alex van der Zwaan, the 19th person to be charged, pleads guilty to making false statements.

Doncaster Knights prop Ian Williams dies at the age of 27 after collapsing in training.