Jair Bolsonaro won't go to the US this month, after protests over plans to honour him at a gala dinner.

The firings took place early on Saturday from the east of the country, says South Korea.

The mayor of Minneapolis says the record payout is a way for the city to "move forward".

The jet carrying 143 people slid off a runway after landing in Jacksonville during a thunderstorm.

Why Jofra Archer showed glimpses of the ability that could see him force his way into England's World Cup squad in the ODI against Ireland.

Up to a dozen people are thought to have died in the storm but there is extensive damage.

John Higgins hits a tournament-high break of 143 in his World Championship semi-final against David Gilbert.

Britain's Dina Asher-Smith begins her season with an impressive Diamond League win in the 200m in Doha.

Manchester City captain Steph Houghton relives her past FA Cup successes with help from her godson Alfie.

Israel carries out air strikes on the Gaza Strip, after militants fired more than 200 rockets into Israel.

The Met says the Official Secrets Act was not breached, after Gavin Williamson was sacked over the leak.

King Vajiralongkorn begins three days of traditional rites to symbolically transform him into a living god.

Marianne Vos claims victory in the women's Tour de Yorkshire as she wins the 132km second stage from Bridlington to Scarborough.

Gary Wilson misses a seemingly easy red thanks to a horrible miscue in his semi-final with Judd Trump at the World Snooker Championship.

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Celtic secure an eight consecutive Scottish title with a convincing victory away to third-top Aberdeen.

Tottenham have two players sent off as they miss the chance to secure Champions League football next season with a 1-0 loss to Bournemouth.

Images of the first of three days of rituals mark King Vajiralongkorn's accession to the throne.

Some of the biggest global powers are taking sides in Venezuela's presidential battle.

Nine people are killed in the attack in the southern city of Sabha, according to a local hospital.

The scale of the Tories' local election losses means the PM must go now, Iain Duncan Smith says.