Purinton still faces federal charges over the attack that could carry a death sentence.

Police appeal for help from the public, as Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia remain critically ill.

Ross Taylor's stunning 181 not out helps New Zealand beat England by five wickets and level the one-day series at 2-2 with a game remaining.

Theresa May will raise human rights concerns during trade talks with Mohammed bin Salman.

Sir Bradley Wiggins and former doctor Richard Freeman need to "come forward and tell the truth", says ex-Team Sky coach Shane Sutton.

He has been called a jerk and crazy, but Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri is a radical thinker plotting Tottenham's downfall.

British number three Cameron Norrie progresses to the final round of qualifying in Indian Wells.

A dying woman and her partner were the first same-sex couple to legally marry, it is revealed.

Jamaica's Omar McLeod will miss the Commonwealth games in Australia because 'he did not make himself available', team officials say.

The US giant's first alcoholic product in its 125-year history will be an alcopop-style drink in Japan.

The recordings are on more than 40 different formats and some are degrading due to decay.

Charli Howard went from being an anorexic teenager to a campaigner for body positivity.

The BBC will provide more than 200 hours of coverage of April's Commonwealth Games in Australia across TV, radio and online.

South African triathlete Mhlengi Gwala is reportedly attacked while training by three men attempting to cut off his legs with a saw.

Chechen leader Ramzan Kaydrov told local media there was "difficult" weather in the area.

A former Arsenal and Leeds United forward is shown a red card when the referee mistakes his name for dissent.

Donald Tusk says the EU will be positive in talks with the UK, but Brexit means "drifting apart".

Wales head coach Warren Gatland makes 10 changes for Sunday's Six Nations game against Italy.

Blair Kinghorn is handed his first Scotland start as winger Tommy Seymour misses out against Ireland in the Six Nations through injury.

A man who told a female police officer that her job did not suit women has been fined.

Uefa finds no evidence to support Liverpool striker Rhian Brewster's claim of racism by Spartak Moscow's Leonid Mironiv.