Police in Granada saved the German shepherd on Monday, and are running a Twitter poll to name him.

England's record goalscorer Wayne Rooney will captain the side when he comes on to make his 120th and last appearance.

The US president's derisive tweets came on the anniversary of the deadly Paris terror attacks.

"No journalist has a First Amendment right to enter the White House," its legal memo reads.

A family is suspected of a "meticulously planned" murder of another family on their rural farm.

Astronomers have discovered a planet around one of the closest stars to our Sun.

Theresa May says ministers had a "long, detailed and impassioned debate" in a five-hour meeting.

Manchester City and France full-back Benjamin Mendy has surgery on the cartilage in his left knee.

New funds will help the Nature Conservancy of Canada expand a protected area in the Rocky Mountains.

It's not the first time Florida hasn't been able to confirm a result more than a week on from voting.

Michelle Obama talks politics, family and the important role her mum played in their time at the White House.

The EU sets out a timetable leading up to a summit to finalise the draft Brexit agreement.

Rick Scott, a candidate in a close US Senate race, says he will step away from his elections role.

British Olympic show jumper Tim Stockdale dies at the age of 54, a month after being diagnosed with cancer.

West Indies successfully defend a total of 107 to leapfrog England at the top of Group A in the Women's World T20.

Michael Avenatti is in custody in Los Angeles on suspicion of domestic violence, police say.

The first lady said Mira Ricardel "no longer deserves the honour" of serving in the White House.

Authoritarian leader Ramzan Kadyrov forces citizens who complain to retract what they said on TV.

How Thai government critics risk being accused of "fake news" – and having the law turned against them.

It's common for African migrants to be returned back to their native country when they die, but this decision is a hard one if your entire family is based in the UK.

Plans to redistribute land from white farmers to landless black people are raising deep feelings. Here's why.