Actor Salman Khan, who has been jailed for poaching, is controversy's favourite child.

Louise Pietrewicz's skeleton was unearthed in the home of her policeman boyfriend, who died in 1982.

Watch highlights of day one at the Commonwealth Games including two dramatic swimming finals, gymnastics glory for England and a surprise in the men's triathlon.

Those found guilty were jailed from seven to 15 years for "attempting to overthrow" the government.

Baggage carousels, security scanners and check-in desks are among the items up for grabs.

Western Australia promotes the photos for tourism, but an Instagram warning has prompted discussion.

A North Carolina man takes a cat lunchbox to work in solidarity with his bullied young cousin

Juli Briskman's lawyers argue her right to free speech was violated when she lost her job.

Carles Puigdemont is released on bail after the court rejects "rebellion" as grounds for extradition.

Love Island winner says she’s concerned that sex is becoming too casual.

'Grid girls' should be brought back for the Russian GP because "our girls are the most beautiful", says the country's F1 organiser.

The US Surgeon General says more Americans should carry the drug naxolone to combat opioid overdoses.

The recording is allegedly of a conversation between Yulia Skripal and her cousin Viktoria.

Moscow's UN ambassador accuses the UK of inventing a "fake story" over the Salisbury spy poisoning.

Defending champion Sergio Garcia takes a 13 at the par-five 15th, equalling the worst score for a hole at the Masters, as Jordan Spieth leads at six under.

Eric Bristow, the British five-time darts world champion, dies at the age of 60, the Professional Darts Corporation announces.

Eric Bristow defeats Bobby George in front of a raucous crowd to win his first BDO World Championship in 1980.

Alexandre Lacazette and Aaron Ramsey both score twice as Arsenal take control of their Europa League quarter-final by demolishing CSKA Moscow in the first leg.

The US president referred reporters to his lawyer, who made the $130,000 (£92,000) payment in 2016.

England women head coach Phil Neville says he is "almost certain" his side will play at Wembley next year for the first time since 2014.

Anthony Scaramucci on the president who fired him and whether he'd go back to the White House.