A ruling party minister admits to urinating in the open despite an appeal for Indians to use toilets.

Fit-again Saracens wing Sean Maitland and Glasgow Warriors hooker Fraser Brown join the Scotland squad ahead of Australia's visit.

Charting the week leading up to Mr Mugabe's resignation, in two minutes.

Jana Novotna was consoled by the Duchess of Kent after losing the Wimbledon final in 1993 - five years later she won the title at SW19.

President Trump accuses the father of a UCLA basketball player released from detention in China of being ungrateful for his intervention

The inmates, who had fled China's Xinjiang region, used tiles as tools to escape their cells.

Leigh Corfman alleges that Alabama's Roy Moore molested her when she was 14.

The Argentine navy boat vanished off the coast last Wednesday and no trace has been found.

The crash was caught on the dashcams of two police officers in Florida.

German leaders might yet form a coalition, but a fresh election is also an option.

Uber plans to purchase up to 24,000 cars from Volvo before 2021 to build a self-drive fleet.

David Haye's heavyweight rematch with Tony Bellew is postponed after Haye slips on the stairs in a "freak" training accident.

The accuser says the Democratic senator "grabbed my butt" at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.

The impeachment of Zimbabwe's president will start on Tuesday, a ruling party official says.

Charles Manson and his followers were convicted of killing nine people in 1969. What happened next?

Australia head coach Michael Cheika is being investigated over his comments and conduct during his side's defeat by England.

Diana Ross was given a lifetime achievement in music accolade.

The German chancellor would opt for fresh elections over leading a minority government.

Donald Trump's move will trigger "very large" additional sanctions, the US president says.

Chelsea loanee and Vitesse defender Fankaty Dabo scores a calamitous 35-yard own goal as his side lose 4-2 to Groningen.

Ministers pick new homes for medicine and banking agencies which will move from London.