The firm behind a concept hydrogen-powered luxury yacht says reports of Mr Gates' order are incorrect.

England could alternate fast bowlers Jofra Archer and Mark Wood to make sure they get the rest they need, says coach Chris Silverwood.

At least 30 are killed in a night-time raid on a small town in Nigeria's north-east, officials say.

Police launched an investigation following allegations of abuse during an Old Firm game in December.

The leader's visit to a hospital comes as the death toll from the coronavirus surges to more than 900.

Three-time World Cup winner Pele is reclusive and reluctant to leave his house because of his declining health, his son Edinho says.

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Edgewell Personal Care, which owns Wilkinson Sword, says it will no longer pursue the deal.

Wimbledon doubles champion Robert Farah will not be banned for testing positive for a banned substance as the ITF accepts it was from contaminated meat.

Planes at Zurich airport have struggled to take off and land as Storm Ciara continues to be felt across north-west Europe.

The awards ceremony bucked a decline in viewers last year but ratings reached a record low on Sunday.

"Controlled blasting" for Mr Trump's border wall is taking place at sacred gravesites, tribes and lawmakers say.

Britain's richest man Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he has no plans to invest in a Premier League team following rumours of a bid for Chelsea.

As waves battered the coast, two people were spotted trying to take photos of themselves on rocks.

Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford's "erratic" club form gives England boss Gareth Southgate a "dilemma", says ex-Blackburn striker Chris Sutton.

President Trump initially said no US troops were injured in the Iranian attack on US bases in Iraq.

Aleksei Goloborodko tours the world with Cirque du Soleil as a contortionist in the show Luzia.

The BBC's Paul Adams explains what has caused this latest humanitarian crisis in north-west Syria.

Hubei officials lose their jobs in the most high-profile 'removals' of the coronavirus outbreak.

Blockchain was hyped as a secure and cheap way to store or retrieve data, but it is yet to take off.

Once the glitter dust of victory settles, it'll be back to work as usual for the star Oscar winners.