Met Police chief Cressida Dick says it appears "there may have been a crime committed".

The country will accept foreign workers to address labour shortages, the prime minister says.

Footage from a bus which plunged into a river in China shows the driver in conflict with a passenger.

Germany abolished capital punishment in 1949, but the law remained within Hesse's local legal code.

Leicester's players want to play at Cardiff to honour the club's owner who died in a helicopter crash, says striker Jamie Vardy.

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle says "I just closed my eyes" to bring in a stunning one-handed catch in his team's 34-3 demolition of the Oakland Raiders.

The video game hero was named after property developer Mario Segale in the 1980s.

Five people have been killed as high winds, rain and landslides continue to devastate parts of Italy.

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni says the "loss-making" national airline is not worth bailing out anymore.

How Iran's controversial ex-president Ahmadinejad reinvented himself as an unlikely Twitter star.

Two kitchen workers in the building were seen "running around chasing each other".

Bebe and Gael Kakuta played in Premier League title-winning sides without earning a medal - can you name the others in their squads?

Team news, match preview and statistics for Saturday's match between England and South Africa at Twickenham.

A mandarin duck has become an online and New York celebrity after mysteriously appearing in Manhattan.

A senior Turkish official says this is the only logical conclusion as to the body's whereabouts.

Neil Lennon says he "may reconsider my position" as Hibernian boss after being struck with a coin during Wednesday's Edinburgh derby.

Parents and classmates are concerned about a pupil who they allege may be aged in his 30s.

As House of Cards returns without Kevin Spacey, we look whether shows survive when they lose their big names.

US earnings rose last month at the fastest pace since 2009 while job creation exceeded expectations.

American Simone Biles becomes the first gymnast to win 13 world gold medals.

The White House describes it as "the toughest sanctions regime ever imposed on Iran".