The rapid rise of a new left-wing movement has caught the League's Matteo Salvini by surprise.

Will the rivalry between China and the US accelerate the division of the internet into two halves?

Hyderabad is reeling from the rape and murder of a young vet - and the city's young women are angry.

One of his two companions was found after their car became stuck, but a third remains missing.

The alliance's leaders are gathering in London to mark its 70th anniversary amid growing tensions.

New Zealand seal a 1-0 series win over England as Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor centuries ensure a draw in the second Test in Hamilton.

Nasa credited an Indian engineer, Shanmuga Subramanian, with helping locate the site of the debris.

Nine members of a prominent Idaho family are named as victims of the South Dakota plane crash.

A minister said the show "was not Malaysian culture...the majority of Malaysians are Muslim".

The class action accuses TikTok of "surreptitiously" transferring data of American users to China.

Charlie Austin's 90th-minute penalty sends West Bromwich Albion back top of the Championship as the Baggies win 1-0 at Preston.

Freddie Ljungberg is not the right man to manage Arsenal on a long-term basis, says former Blackburn striker Chris Sutton.

Provisional data suggests the decade from 2010-2019 is the warmest yet recorded.

The new town, which boasts a ski slope and a stadium, is said to be unlike any other in North Korea.

The Tesla boss is due to appear in court accused of defaming a British man during a 2018 cave rescue.

Brescia president Massimo Cellino has said that Italy forward Mario Balotelli can leave on a free transfer in the January transfer window as he is not suited to a relegation scrap.

Mr Trump accuses the French leader of insulting remarks for suggesting the bloc was "brain dead".

Captain Joe Root says he is proud of the way England "learnt lessons quickly" in their series defeat in New Zealand.

Billie Eilish, Ed Sheeran, Drake and Ariana Grande are among the most popular artists of the moment.

Virginia Giuffre and Prince Andrew have very different accounts of what happened in March 2001 - so how do they differ?

The teacher, who has been sacked, allegedly told the 11-year-old boy that "homosexuality is wrong".