The Secret Footballer says "everyone wants to out" him. He would even quite like to do it himself but fears legal action.

A walkout by public sector workers forces the airline to ground half its flights on Tuesday.

One player said to have died is alive and another that officials said was injured is deceased.

Illinois' Tammy Duckworth, 50, is an ex-helicopter pilot who had both legs amputated after a crash.

What happens when a demolition doesn't go the way you were expecting.

Moscow accuses opponents of slander over alleged chemical attack, with the US pledging a response.

It is "absolute nonsense" that only three Australia players knew about the ball-tampering scandal, says ex-England captain Andrew Flintoff.

The raid on the president's lawyer partly focused on money paid to an adult film star, US media say.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Trevor Davis is charged by police after joking about explosives at an airport.

Can Man City overturn their 3-0 first-leg defeat? An early goal could be crucial, says MOTD pundit Jermaine Jenas

The government's rejection of plans to test safe standing at West Bromwich Albion "makes no sense", campaigners say.

Deforestation has driven the leopards into sugarcane fields, where they often stray into nearby homes.

Dasha Buben takes pictures of the victims of domestic abuse in Belarus, in the hope their confidence will grow.

Violence and regulation mean home is an increasingly hostile place for transgender Kyrgyz.

An international expedition next year will try to reach the site of a major new iceberg.

French boxer and author Aya Cissoko is encouraging other women to take a stand.

Four teenage entrepreneurs making millions explain how they did it and give us their top tips.

It's the 25th anniversary of a political deal that ended three decades of violence in Northern Ireland.

The lives of the hardworking tea pluckers who produce Ceylon tea.

Donald Trump isn't the first president to send the National Guard to the border.

Data harvesting is a multi-billion dollar industry privacy campaigners believe is far too opaque.