Developer Abhishek Singh has adapted Street Fighter II using augmented reality.

Dirar Abohoy lives for walking on his hands. Just don't ask his mum what she thinks of his hobby.

Wind power capacity is growing thanks to giant offshore turbines, but can they get much bigger?

When Pope Francis visits the Irish Republic, in August, he will find a country wrestling with its Catholicism.

China claims it invented high-speed rail, mobile payments, e-commerce and bike-sharing, but did it?

Critics say requiring judges to clear at least 700 cases a year could lead to legal challenges.

Three Test players should face lesser penalties for ball tampering, the players' union says.

A boy, 16, has also died after another shooting but police are not linking the attacks.

The decline of the former US shopping industry titan resulted in filing for bankruptcy.

Listing on the New York Stock Exchange is the start of a new chapter for the music streaming firm.

She defied her father as a teenager and left her village - now Peace Proscovia will captain Uganda's netball team at the Commonwealth Games.

Three women describe what it is like to secretly wish they had never had children.

England's Alistair Brownlee, Wales' Jazz Carlin and Northern Ireland's Caroline O'Hanlon will carry their countries' flags at the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony.

Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan have "lovingly chosen to separate as a couple" after nearly nine years of marriage.

New Zealand hold their nerve to secure a dramatic draw against England in the second Test and claim a 1-0 series victory.

21st Century Fox says it would sell Sky News to Disney in an effort to ease its proposed acquisition of Sky.

After a deadly cyclone, Fiji's PM says global warming is bringing "almost constant" extreme weather.

The father Wang Mingqing became a taxi driver so he could search for his missing child.

Hannah Miley says she loves swimming "more than ever" after coming to terms with missing out on bronze at the Rio Olympics.

Dillian Whyte and Kubrat Pulev have been ordered to fight by the International Boxing Federation, says promoter Eddie Hearn.

Her joke about the Swedish furniture giant creating 4,000 jobs backfires with the town's residents.