England's Heather Knight, Natalie Sciver and Anya Shrubsole are among Wisden's five Cricketers of the Year, with Shrubsole the first woman to feature on the front cover.

Actress Heidi Thomas tells the US comic's retrial for sexual assault that he spiked her wine.

Soldiers and their families perish in the deadliest plane crash in years, near the country's capital.

Mark Zuckerberg's appearance in front of US senators entertains Twitter.

The health agency wants to check reports that 500 people showed symptoms in the Syrian town of Douma.

The school district admits the move is largely symbolic but the bats serve as a "last resort".

English diver Jack Laugher retains his Commonwealth Games 1m springboard title and Scotland's James Heatly wins bronze on Australia's Gold Coast.

He tells Russia to prepare for action against its ally Syria over the suspected chemical attack.

Karl-Erivan Haub, head of the Tengelmann supermarket chain, failed to return from a skiing tour.

England's Robbie Grabarz crashes out of the men's high jump final early, despite being the pre-event favourite for gold.

Virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier says the tech firms should offer an alternative to ads.

The US president denounced the state as a "funder of terror" only last year, endorsing a boycott.

The Bronze Tiger Ying water vessel was taken from China's Old Summer Palace by a British soldier in 1860.

Andre Ingram, who spent more than a decade in basketball's minor league, makes his NBA debut for Los Angeles Lakers aged 32.

Manchester attack survivor Amelia Thompson, 12, is going to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding.

English diver Jack Laugher successfully defends his 1m springboard title as Scotland surpass their previous best tally at an overseas Commonwealth Games.

Residents near the Dutch road say the constant melody was driving them mad.

The conservative star's exit is a big blow to Republicans as the mid-term elections loom.

Australia's Maddison Keeney and Anabelle Smith lose their chances of a gold medal with their final dive at the Commonwealth Games.

It's like 'falling down the rabbit hole of endless what ifs' says one sufferer in a candid online debate

Convicted of crimes against humanity, he will not go to prison because of time already spent in custody.