A Jewish tailor was advised to flee Denmark in 1943 by a German client. But why would this leading Nazi defy Hitler?

A revolution in Korean beauty trends has come to the UK, but why does it appeal so much to millennials?

What's the fastest-growing language in the US?

Jeff Bezos, Sir Richard Branson and Elon Musk are among a number of entrepreneurs with galactic ambitions.

Nationalist leaders in Austria and Italy are feuding over the dual citizenship issue.

The murder of a Nigerian aid worker raises questions about the targeting of humanitarian agencies.

A row at a market devolved into deadly violence between Hausa Muslims and Adara Christians.

Honduran migrants are entering Mexico illegally as patience runs thin at the border with Guatemala.

Across the country, exorcist Father Gary Thomas said a prayer in a bid to counter the hex.

Becca Henderson carries her mechanical heart with her after having her own heart removed due to cancer.

Selma Blair shared the news in an emotional Instagram post, saying the news was "overwhelming".

Families, activists and doctors say they fear being targeted in the crackdown on anti-government critics.

Ireland's Katie Taylor defends her IBF and WBA world titles with a unanimous points win over Cindy Serrano in Boston.

Beijing said Zheng Xiaosong had been suffering from depression, implying he had killed himself.

The royal couple decide to cut back pregnant Meghan's schedule "slightly" during their overseas tour.

Four US tourists die and a local tourist is missing after a rafting accident on a swollen river.

Gary Andrews, whose wife died suddenly from sepsis last year, shares his life through his drawings.

Spaniard Marc Marquez wins a fifth MotoGP title and third in a row - then suffers a bizarre shoulder injury when celebrating victory in Japan.

The ex-Soviet president says scrapping a Cold War missile deal will undermine nuclear disarmament.

John Isner backs planned changes to Wimbledon aimed at preventing marathon matches - and says the rule should be named after him.

Opposition which caused the £600m sale of Wembley to collapse is "bizarre" and led by "old men", says ex-FA chairman Greg Dyke.