Low-cost airline Norwegian agrees to waive a name-change fee after a passenger complains in rhyme.

The president and opposition leader pledge to overcome the divisions of last year's elections.

Service personnel will help remove contaminated items, as ex-spy and his daughter remain critical.

Former British ambassador to N Korea warns of the dangers of Trump/Kim meeting.

The largest ever Winter Paralympics officially open in freezing conditions at the Olympic Stadium in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Vice-President Mike Pence says the planned summit proves the policy of isolating North Korea worked.

As another F1 season edges closer to a return it's time to dust off the crystal ball and make those all important predictions.

Chris Froome says he backs Sir Dave Brailsford staying on as Team Sky principal despite criticism in an MPs' report.

A judge says the US president should mute, not block, Twitter users at a hearing in New York.

The automated cook is switched off while upgrades are prepared to help it work faster.

The economy created 313,000 jobs last month, but growth in wages slows.

The North Korean leader quips that Moon Jae-in won't be woken early by any more missile tests.

Mohammad Shami's wife accuses him of adultery, domestic violence and torture.

The man nominated to run Catalonia cannot be freed to attend his investiture, a Spanish judge rules.

Sir John Sulston, a key figure in the race to decode the human genome, has died at the age of 75.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is fined £20,000 for wearing a yellow ribbon on the touchline during an FA Cup match.

Saudi Arabia moves closer to a deal for 48 jets as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman wraps up a UK visit.

Mauritius's president is accused of spending thousands of dollars on a charity-provided bank card.

The decisive final match of the one-day series in New Zealand is a chance to "perform under pressure" before next year's World Cup, says England coach Trevor Bayliss.

Meet Shahira Yusuf, one of Britain's first hijab-wearing models.

West Brom forward Jay Rodriguez contests a charge of racially abusing Brighton defender Gaetan Bong.