England lose to the United States in the SheBelieves Cup finale and miss out on winning the competition.

Parents whose adult children move back home suffer a decline in quality of life, research suggests.

Peter Madsen denies murdering the Swedish journalist on his self-built submarine last August.

Women are disproportionately affected by the impacts of changing weather patterns, studies show.

Two reviews in 2015 found Save the Children had "significant failures" in the response to complaints.

Not everybody in the car industry is ready to stop using female models to help sales.

The BBC's Gavin Fischer hears his great-uncle's voice for the first time in newly released tapes.

"If we stop, the world stops," say Spanish women as an estimated five million join a 24-hour strike.

An Australian farmer says he was "stunned" by the sight of six animals lined against a fence.

Beijing welcomes a planned inter-Korean summit, but echoes Japan's warning that there is far to go.

The attack in Salisbury was "attempted murder in the most cruel and public way", says the home secretary.

An ironman triathlete, a goalkeeper and an 11-year-old prodigy - who are the amazing sportswomen to keep an eye on in 2018?

Zhou Qunfei, who founded Apple and Samsung supplier Lens Technology, tops the Hurun female billionaires list.

Balkrishna Doshi is the first Indian to receive the award, considered architecture's highest honour.

Snowboarder Owen Pick will be Great Britain's flag bearer at the Winter Paralympics opening ceremony in South Korea on Friday.

The revelation comes a day after adult film star Stormy Daniels filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump.

Mark Cavendish suffers a fractured rib and injuries to his knees, hips, hands and some swelling on his face in crash, his team reveals.

Owen Farrell will captain England for the first time in Saturday's Six Nations match against France, with regular skipper Dylan Hartley injured.

The female judo champions in India are not letting their visual impairments limit them.

Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini says he knew his team would beat Tottenham because Spurs "at the end always miss something".

The top court sets aside a ruling that annulled a marriage between a Hindu woman and Muslim man.