Tottenham launch an appeal against the red card shown to Son Heung-min in the loss to Chelsea on Sunday.

Motorola delays the release of its updated Razr handset, originally due to ship in the US on 26 December.

The thousands of men and women battling to save homes are unpaid, tired and facing a mammoth task.

Mexico's envoy to Argentina cites health problems as new allegations of retail theft emerge.

Hong Kong players are dressing up as protesters and wreaking havoc across the game.

The Spanish reporter told her colleagues live on air that she was "not coming to work tomorrow".

Tottenham's investigation into the alleged racist abuse of Chelsea's Antonio Rudiger has so far offered "inconclusive" findings.

A helicopter winches the crew of a large cargo vessel to safety off the Italian island of Sardinia.

The former Harvard professor and author was a pioneer in the 1960s US psychedelic movement.

Russia's president posed in the driver's cab, but the EU says it violates Ukraine's sovereignty.

Sailors and Royal Marines spotted a "suspicious" ship during a patrol in the Arabian Sea.

The men were arrested as part of a large 2010 operation with help of London's Metropolitan police.

For thousands of refugees in North Korea, the ship was their only chance of survival.

Being a teenager isn't easy when you're standing in for your political activist mother.

How closely tied is tech in cities to government monitoring?

Greta Thunberg's role on the world's political stage has inspired an eco-friendly panto.

As the country deals with deadly fires, the focus is on the government's climate policies.

On 20 January 2018 Taliban gunmen stormed a luxury hotel in Kabul that was popular with foreign guests - Vasileios Vasileiou was one of them.

Ben Shenton was raised in a cult that thought the world would soon end. It didn't - but one day his world abruptly changed.

A mother and son have been living on a bench for more than four years. Why haven't they been housed?

The monarch refers to the importance of reconciliation and how "small steps" can heal divisions.