Armoured cruiser SMS Scharnhorst was sunk by the British in the 1914 Battle of the Falkland Islands.

Hospital staff, police and transport employees join France's biggest strike in decades - but what for?

Spanish politicians have linked the suspected grenade attack to "hate speech" by the far-right.

The men claim they were wrongly convicted of assaulting a police officer nearly 50 years ago.

Sri Lanka appoint former Pakistan, Australia and South Africa coach Mickey Arthur as their new head coach on a two-year contract.

The North Korean woman was forced to have two abortions while in custody, her lawyers say.

Newspapers question the behaviour of Nato leaders but look to the Atlantic alliance's changing role.

"Our democracy is what is at stake," the House Speaker says, as Mr Trump demands "fast" action.

The national carrier hopes the cups will help reduce waste, but some say the airline should do more.

The Norwegian-South African duo are tired and hungry after trekking hundreds of miles.

The UK, France and Germany say such activity is "inconsistent" with a UN Security Council resolution.

A little girl who survived a brain tumour is ahead of the rapper in a Christmas music chart.

France grinds to a halt as workers take to the streets amid the largest nationwide strike in years.

The hungry birds in Kirk Hallam are often seen going door-to-door in their search for a meal.

All public activities in Ryrkaypiy have been cancelled until the polar bears leave.

They allegedly stole billions worldwide and conducted work for a Russian intelligence agency.

British heavyweight Anthony Joshua fields questions about Saudi 'sportswashing' human rights abuse claims with his re-match against Andy Ruiz Jr.

Gareth Bale "is not ecstatic" at Real Madrid, but there's "no guarantee" he will leave in January, says his agent Jonathan Barnett.

Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku and Roma defender Chris Smalling condemn the 'Black Friday' headline used by Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport.

Vittorio Grigolo admits there was "a brawl between colleagues" after a performance on tour in Japan.

Global estimates suggest 142,000 people - mostly children - died from the disease in 2018