The brothers, who oversaw the controversial end to Sri Lanka's bitter civil war, are back in power.

The US company's new rocket prototype experiences a major failure during pressurisation testing.

Australia are reviewing "Giteau's Law", which governs which foreign-based players are allowed to play for the Wallabies, after a poor World Cup.

Ukraine's navy accuses Moscow of removing weapons and equipment from vessels seized in the Black Sea.

The party promises to renationalise key industries, end tuition fees and scrap a rise in the pension age.

Great Britain secure their place in the knockout stage of the inaugural Davis Cup finals as Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski win their decisive doubles.

Pollution is at dangerous levels in the Indian capital and one bar is selling fresh air - at a price.

Nearly all the people buried at the mid-20th Century paupers' cemetery were African Americans.

The child was arrested on his way to school the day after a protest in October.

The Banker, one of Apple's first original movies, has its red carpet gala pulled at the last minute.

New Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho says he will not make the same mistakes at Spurs that he did in previous managerial roles.

Politician Cory Booker criticises Joe Biden's stance on the legalisation of marijuana.

Staff at the zoo near Lyon warn the panda may look harmless but has "good claws and good teeth".

Brazilian midfielder Taison is given a one-match ban following the red card he received for reacting to racist abuse during Shakhtar Donetsk's 1-0 home win against Dynamo Kyiv.

Elodie Kulik was murdered in 2002 and police and her father have never given up on finding her killers.

Real Madrid winger Lucas Vazquez has broken a toe in his left foot after reportedly "dropping a weight" while doing extra work in the gym.

Unai Emery says Granit Xhaka could return for Arsenal this weekend, despite recently claiming he was unsure if he would play for the club again.

The prime minister described the charges as an "attempted coup", blaming a "tainted" process.

Comments from Extinction Rebellion co-founder Roger Hallam downplaying the Holocaust sparked outrage.

Supporters say the law on new sales promotes Russian technology but there are concerns about surveillance.

Almost 250,000 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo are thought to have been infected in 2019.