Bahraini Hakeem Al-Araibi, who has refugee status in Australia, was detained in Thailand last month.

Police are investigating an incident in which officers grabbed a baby from a mother during her arrest.

A body believed to be that of British backpacker Grace Millane was found on the outskirts of Auckland.

Two boats were intercepted within hours of each other heading towards Dover.

The statue famous for staring down Wall Street's bull is now outside New York's stock exchange.

The United States Olympics Committee apologises after a report finds it failed to protect athletes from being sexually abused by Larry Nassar.

As more firms around the world refuse to take cash, does this mean the end for notes and coins?

Why Margot Robbie told a director she was wrong for the role of Queens Elizabeth.

The woman hit out after a US judge decided against jail time for the man she accuses of rape.

Anthony Joshua's team are "begging" for a world heavyweight unification bout, says WBC champion Deontay Wilder.

Bournemouth's Tyrone Mings pulls out of an interview with Talksport in protest at its coverage of the alleged racial abuse of Raheem Sterling.

After many delays, the military has committed to a date as a first step to restore democracy.

Has President Macron's controversial fuel tax set back carbon taxes globally?

Two Russian bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons land in Venezuela, angering US officials.

To stop last-minute decisions to put a puppy under the tree, German shelters are simply saying no.

Watch highlights from Angelique Kerber's victory over seven-time champion Serena Williams to win her first Wimbledon title in front of a star-studded Centre Court crowd.

Patricio Manuel becomes the first transgender boxer to fight in the United States as he beats Hugo Aguilar in a super-featherweight bout.

A government probe reveals that salaries are being drawn on behalf of dead or fictitious employees.

Lions fly-half Johnny Sexton signs a new deal with the Irish Rugby Football Union and will play for Ireland and Leinster until 2021.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says "racism is everywhere" following the alleged racial abuse of his forward Raheem Sterling.

The British prime minister was about to meet her German counterpart to discuss the Brexit deal.