A man is shot dead outside the international airport in what police say is gang-related violence.

A safari park is facing criticism for taking a week to tell locals about the missing leopard.

West Brom boss Sam Allardyce says "words cannot describe" how much it hurts to suffer his first relegation from the Premier League.

Members of the military accuse the French government of granting concessions to Islamism.

A team of mountaineers will mark a line between the Nepal and Chinese side to stop climbers mixing.

Lewis Hamilton says he wants to seal a new contract with Mercedes before Formula's 1 summer break.

Portugal is set to host the Champions League final after Uefa failed to receive the guarantees of exemptions it wants if it is to move the game to Wembley.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf runs 10.37 seconds in the 100m at the Golden Games but fails to make the final.

More than 100 people apply for asylum, as concern mounts over the conflict in Tigray.

A Christian monk is hanged for killing the head of desert monastery in 2018.

James Dean, who played for Chorley, FC Halifax Town and Stalybridge Celtic, went missing on Wednesday.

The Humans star says her Chinese parents are among those who have faced verbal abuse.

Edinson Cavani has signed a contract extension at Manchester United, keeping the Uruguay striker at the club until June 2022.

The Love Wins movement emerged after the Catholic Church said in March that God "cannot bless sin".

The tourist was given counselling following his ordeal in a mountainous part of north-eastern China.

Naomi Osaka says she is "not really sure" the Olympics should go ahead this summer amid rising Covid-19 cases in Tokyo.

Dubbed the Ogre of the Ardennes, Fourniret killed at least eight girls or young women.

Juventus will stick with coach Andrea Pirlo for the rest of the season despite the prospect of missing out on Champions League qualification.

It is not clear where the bodies came from, but local media suggest they may be Covid-19 victims.

Juventus have been told they face expulsion from Serie A if they continue with the proposed European Super League.

TV reporter Ahmed Hassan and protest leader Ihab al-Wazni were targeted by unidentified gunmen.