The charges are linked to one of the world's biggest financial scandals - Malaysia's 1MDB fund.

The man accused of shooting 11 worshippers at a synagogue on Saturday requests a jury trial.

A video blames Democrats for "letting in" a Mexican murderer - this and more in our election round-up.

The Pacific island nation becomes the first country to impose a widespread ban on sunscreen products.

Adrian Chiles says people don't ask him out for dinner any more - other vegans have their say.

Scientists set out to read the DNA of 1.5 million species, starting a "new chapter in biology".

Simone Biles makes history by becoming the first woman to win four all-around titles at the World Championships.

Mr Trump's tone is under scrutiny as a poll shows voters are concerned about politicians' "incivility".

Sergio Moro headed Operation Car Wash, the anti-corruption probe that brought down ex-President Lula.

A convicted mafia killer is suspected of using a lock in a sock to beat the Boston gangster to death in prison.

Hearts and Hibs condemn the "unsavoury" incidents at Wednesday's Edinburgh derby and vow the culprits will "face appropriate sanctions".

Employees from across the world are protesting against the company's treatment of women.

Katsutoshi Jitsukawa admits being almost 10 times the legal alcohol limit before a flight to Tokyo.

Sports Minister Tracey Crouch says fixed-odds machines should be curbed now to save gamblers from harm.

What can England expect from the autumn internationals? Two wins from four Tests would be about par says former England centre Jeremy Guscott.

Footage from Wednesday's Edinburgh derby appears to show Hearts goalkeeper Zdenek Zlamal being struck by a fan in the Hibernian end.

The thriller, in which US soldiers save a Russian president, was due to be shown on 1 November.

The president said it was an exciting development for the country, which is suffering economically.

The first direct flight from Athens to Skopje in more than a decade takes off on Thursday.

A human rights tribunal found that seven resort employees were fired for not being Chinese.

As the US Supreme Court hears arguments about fixing election districts, a look at the man who did it first.